Process: • Rinse the cymbal with moderately warm water • Sprinkle the powder onto the cymbal (I’m not certain how liberal I should be with it, so I put a rather large quantity on it.) •Dampen a piece of soft cloth (t-shirt, microfiber cloth, soft towel, etc.) with warm water and scrub the powder away (you may need to wet the cloth more than once during scrubbing.) •Rinse the cymbal off with warm water. •Dry the cymbal with another piece of affable cloth. MISC: • The cymbal I cleaned in the video is a 90’s Zildjian A Custom Crash, 16”. • The logos were pretty long-gone by the time I got it, so I wasn’t paying much mind to them while scrubbing, but I would recommend trying to clean around the logos if you want to keep them there. After all, it’s ink, the type of thing this cleaner is supposed to get rid of.
Process:
• Rinse the cymbal with moderately warm water
• Sprinkle the powder onto the cymbal (I’m not certain how liberal I should be with it, so I put a rather large quantity on it.)
•Dampen a piece of soft cloth (t-shirt, microfiber cloth, soft towel, etc.) with warm water and scrub the powder away (you may need to wet the cloth more than once during scrubbing.)
•Rinse the cymbal off with warm water.
•Dry the cymbal with another piece of affable cloth.
MISC:
• The cymbal I cleaned in the video is a 90’s Zildjian A Custom Crash, 16”.
• The logos were pretty long-gone by the time I got it, so I wasn’t paying much mind to them while scrubbing, but I would recommend trying to clean around the logos if you want to keep them there. After all, it’s ink, the type of thing this cleaner is supposed to get rid of.
Good editing....🥁🥁
No gloves? lol jk
Oh I paid the price alright, my hands were all flaky and sensitive for like a week 😂 I had run out of gloves