Hey! Kenny G! Following these procedures will help you keep your horn in your hands and not in the shop!!!
| description | procedure | frequency |
| Clean bore | Use a hanky type swab, pulled through the bore to clean and dry. | after each use |
| Clean mouthpiece | Use a hanky type swab, pulled through the mouthpiece to clean and dry. | after each use |
| Clean neck | Use a hanky type swab, pulled through the neck to clean and dry. | after each use |
| Remove fingerprints | Use a dry, untreated cloth (handkerchief or such) to wipe fingerprints from the keys and body. This slows the process of body acid eating the lacquer off. Nothing will prevent your lacquer from coming off. | after each use |
| Dusting | Use a small, soft paint brush to remove dust and dirt from under keys. As you brush, blow the loosened material away. See Warnings | monthly |
| Oil mechanisms | Use a straight pin, dipped in key oil, applied to the joint between each key and post and between keys. See Warnings | monthly |
| Wash mouthpiece | Soak mouthpiece in COOL water for 10 minutes, brush with mouthpiece brush, rinse and dry. | monthly |
IF IN DOUBT, DON'T!!
CALL CHARLIE AT 800-264-7228 OR EMAIL
