How To Clean Polished Brass In Piano
I've had my piano for nearly a calendar week, and it was perfect when it got to my house. I used the brass pedals once (barefooted), and they look old already! Is there a way to clean the pedals to make them look new again? I'll definitely be playing with socks from now on.... it'll be hard since it's summertime though.
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Sauter Delta (185cm) polished ebony 'Lucy'
Serial # 118 562
Playing in socks is the way to go. It's what I practise. My Baldwin grand is 24 years former, but the brass pedal surfaces look new.
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BRASSO is the best cleaner. In future do wear socks, as the quality of the brass/finish on your pianoforte seems to be non quite upwards to the marking. Brass pedals should not normally turn bad so quickly.
Prof Narayanan
Madras, India
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Ahhh how did you play in bare feet, it feels really odd, uncomfortable and dirty to me. 
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If information technology's lacquered, y'all can use Pledge to polish the brass and make it all nice and shiny.
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Favorite new teacher quote -- "Y'all found the simply possible incorrect reply."
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Sauter Delta (185cm) polished ebony 'Lucy'
Serial # 118 562
Try worying more most your pianoplaying than the looks of your brass pedal
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