Hi guys!
Where do you get the cork supplies to change the cork of the joints? Any good online store within the UK?
Thanks
Cork Replacement
- dubrosa22
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Re: Cork Replacement
'...I want to warn you that playing the flute is impossible for those who have no tongue, for all notes must be led by the tongue; therefore, those of you who take pleasure in playing the flute should guard your tongue against mould, which is to say, drink often.'
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Re: Cork Replacement
Thank you very much. Just the last question.
What kind of glue do you use to replace the cork?
Best,
What kind of glue do you use to replace the cork?
Best,
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Re: Cork Replacement
I use Henkel Pattex, the yellow toothpasteBeleragor wrote:Thank you very much. Just the last question.
What kind of glue do you use to replace the cork?
Best,