I learned this trick from my repair tech. Another helpful use for the polish is if your neck is loose in the receiver joint: paint a little bit on one side of the neck tenon, and it will help get you a better fit. You'll have to repeat this occasionally as the polish dries out and peels off, but it's a simple, effective fix.
@@joshuatarver92 I am doing well, thanks. Cool. Feel free reach out to me here: www.robertyoungsax.com/contact. We can continue the convo via email! Looking forward to hearing from you!
So, now we need some hipster company to produce a 89.99$ version of that!
I learned this trick from my repair tech. Another helpful use for the polish is if your neck is loose in the receiver joint: paint a little bit on one side of the neck tenon, and it will help get you a better fit. You'll have to repeat this occasionally as the polish dries out and peels off, but it's a simple, effective fix.
Nice!! Thanks for sharing that!
@@robertyoungsax Always glad to be useful. :)
Great! Thank you Robert!!!!
Thanks for watching!
Appreciate this. Thanks!
no problem!! Thanks for watching!
Thanks for the information
No problem! Thank you for watching!
Where to find your virtual classes??
Hello, are you referring to private lessons?
@@robertyoungsax Good morning how are you, but, yes I am looking for private lessons…
@@joshuatarver92 I am doing well, thanks. Cool. Feel free reach out to me here: www.robertyoungsax.com/contact. We can continue the convo via email! Looking forward to hearing from you!
What kind of case do you use?
hi, my saxophone case that you see in this video is the stock case that came with my Selmer Series III.