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I have two STM Tenor Links--a 7* and a 6*. The 7* has almost no baffle. The 6* has a nice little rollover baffle.
I like the 6* more than the 7* but am not sure if it is the rollover baffle or the smaller tip. I would like to give the 7* a nice small rollover that I can control very effectively but that doesn't fall out like putty.
I had an idea to use some kind of non-reactive substance to paint into the baffle that I could later take out if I didn't like it and not screw up the gold plate.
I am thinking of using some kind of nail polish as it is rather thick but thin enough to control, drys fast, and (I think) could be encouraged to come out without harming the gold plate.
Am I nuts?
Has anyone ever painted on a very subtle rollover baffle that did not leave traces when removed?
Any other advice to solve my problem?
Thanks,
Mark
I like the 6* more than the 7* but am not sure if it is the rollover baffle or the smaller tip. I would like to give the 7* a nice small rollover that I can control very effectively but that doesn't fall out like putty.
I had an idea to use some kind of non-reactive substance to paint into the baffle that I could later take out if I didn't like it and not screw up the gold plate.
I am thinking of using some kind of nail polish as it is rather thick but thin enough to control, drys fast, and (I think) could be encouraged to come out without harming the gold plate.
Am I nuts?
Has anyone ever painted on a very subtle rollover baffle that did not leave traces when removed?
Any other advice to solve my problem?
Thanks,
Mark