+33 (0) 4 74 02 73 73Polishing of musical instruments
Guitar, saxophone, clarinet, trumpet, piano, wind and string instruments
The requirements for polishing musical instruments
The parts of a musical instrument are numerous, made of many different materials, and require a perfect mirror finish
Wind instruments, string instruments, percussion instruments… all the instruments of the orchestra must be polished during their manufacturing process and throughout their life.
This gives them a perfect shine, giving the orchestra its full brilliance.
The manufacturer as well as the person in charge of the maintenance of the instrument master these specific skills (polishing, beveling, lapping, polishing, grinding and finishing), for which MERARD has developed high quality polishing compounds and buffing mops.
The polishing of a musical instrument can be manual or robotized. It concerns all metals, precious, copper, ferrous and non-ferrous, as well as all plastic surfaces, acetate, plexiglass, but also wood, scales, ivory and others...
each musical instrument REQUIRES UNIQUE KNOW-HOW to meet the characteristics of each material.
Polishing of musical instruments, many pieces to polish
piano, organ, keyboard
saxophone, trumpet, horn, tuba, trombone, bugle
flute, transverse flute, clarinet, oboe
guitar, bass, violin, cello
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Any tips for polishing musical instruments?
Polishing tips for a brass saxophone
Discover below a process frequently used by our musical instrument customers looking for productivity and a perfect mirror finish.
Recommended compounds and buffing mops for polishing a brass saxophone
| Polishing | Polishing compounds | Buffing mops |
|---|---|---|
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Finishing |
jaune b |
moe |
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Polishing |
sg71S |
la |
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Pre-polishing |
ferinox brune |
mb |
From pianos to hunting horns, from flutes to guitars, all materials can be polished with MERARD buffing mops and compounds.
Polishing tips for a wooden oboe
Discover below a process frequently used by our musical instrument customers looking for productivity and a perfect mirror finish.
Recommended compounds and buffing mops for polishing a wooden oboe.
| Expert polishing | Polishing compounds | Buffing mops |
|---|---|---|
|
Finishing |
PLASTEC B1 |
MOC2 |
|
Polishing |
SG69 |
LAG |
|
Pre-polishing |
ferinox |
LA |
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Which solutions for the polishing of musical instruments?
Standard polishing compounds
The MERARD Standard range of solid polishing compounds covers a wide range of polishing applications: traditional or industrial, small or large volumes, robotized, automatic or manual for which reliability, performance and profitability are your concerns.
The polishing compounds of the standard range are adapted to any type of polishing in search of shine, cost reduction and productivity gain.
This range perfectly meets the requirements of all industrial markets.
- A range of recognized polishing compounds to meet all your polishing needs
- A rigorous manufacturing process to guarantee reliable polishing results
- Products designed to optimize productivity and reduce your waste
100% cotton buffing mops
Our 100% cotton Expert buffing mops offer a wide range of flexibility and compliance for polishing all your delicate and/or technical parts.
The 100% cotton buffing mops are recommended for polishing requiring durability, resistance and efficiency.
They are the perfect answer to the most demanding polishing objectives: mirror polish, extreme fineness of surface finish, perfect compliance with geometric criteria…
- Technical cotton fabrics made from fine and resistant yarns
- Tightly woven to provide you with a high quality of polishing on all surfaces
- Developed and manufactured on our production site in France
- Sewn, pleated, stapled, ventilated, folded… custom-made assemblies and confections, from 40 mm to 1 m in diameter
All our polishing pastes and polishing discs are made in our workshops in France.
Made in France
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Plexiglass
Hard stones
High hardness metals & ceramics
Plastics, varnish, acetate, polycarbonate, acrylic
Precious metals
Non-ferrous metals
Ferrous metals
