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    Hardware? Use Brasso

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    I heard groove juice was more for older, non-brilliant type cymbals, and if you put it on new stuff it tended to ruin it. I would avoid buying any sort of conventional cymbal cleaner or trying to clean them with household cleaners - clean, warm water and washing-up liquid is all you really need, just like you pots and pans.

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    i have this sabian cleaner that i got when i bought a couple of sabian cymbals and i must say...after trying it a couple of times..i've given up on cleaning cymbals...yeah the dirt transfers onto my drum heads...but hell its just a hasle just to make things look good plus they just get dirty again cos theres dirt on my drum heads...and i hate the cymbal logo coming off :| so no more cleaning cymbals for me

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