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flutesandpiccolo
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Ugh yesterday I was about to have my H.S winter concert, and my left thumb keys fell off!? the screw holding them in place always need to be screwed in a little since it come out a tiny bit, but this time it did, and then it just all falls off both keys, and im like frantic. I did not know what to do, I got fixed thankfully, but is there a way I can keep the screw in place other than using what people claim to work like nail polish, I will not put nail polish on my flute regardless if its safe or not? well anyone know anything good? thanks
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Kara
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What is wrong with using a small drop of clear nail polish? You will never see it. It is certainly better then it coming apart all the time. There is a product called lock tight that repair techs use, but I would not use that on the thumb keys as you will never get it off when the time comes to have it re oiled.
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mbrowne1229
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why not put nail polish on your flute? i have nail polish on my headjoint and body and use it a guide to quickly put my flute together. and its pink nail polish. if it bothers you later on, you can easily take it off - harmlessly - with nail polish remover.
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Alieannie
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I can vouch that it does easily come off. I used to have red passion on mine to mark the headjoint and footjoin lineup.
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