The black repair acrylic is about the same hardness as most original bite plates. So it wears about the same. The pink DG material is softer. If the player’s teeth are sharp, the repair will need to be done again in the future unless they use a bite patch or UHMW tape to protect the area.
So it's similar to the superglue and granadilla dust technique for wood clarinets. Pretty neat. Does buffing improve the color match? I can still see the difference between the original material and the patch. I can't really tell by looking here if it's color or maybe surface finish. Still looks a heck of a lot better that the gouge.
I play the same mouthpiece. Very interesting. Great work. (I love work, I can watch it for hours)
This was so interesting to watch
It’s cool to see how this stuff happens
Very nice work !
Plexiglas is an acrylic.
Is the bite stronger after the repair? Will this have to be redone at some point?
The black repair acrylic is about the same hardness as most original bite plates. So it wears about the same. The pink DG material is softer. If the player’s teeth are sharp, the repair will need to be done again in the future unless they use a bite patch or UHMW tape to protect the area.
@@mojobari79 Thanks for your reply.
So it's similar to the superglue and granadilla dust technique for wood clarinets. Pretty neat. Does buffing improve the color match? I can still see the difference between the original material and the patch. I can't really tell by looking here if it's color or maybe surface finish. Still looks a heck of a lot better that the gouge.
loctite222ms Buffing does not change the color IMO. It just adds sheen.
Love these vids they’re amazing to watch
Beautiful work!!!
I just watched your OTHER video on this. I posted a few questions there....
Hi, I have a guardala mb2 and i need to repair some details.. Do you hace an email so i can talk to you? Thanks a lot!
Gianfranco Axel Gonzales Mendieta mojomouthpiecework@yahoo.com
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