I finally took the plunge and bought a bari. Specifically Ed's old Beaugnier-made Vito.
Now, it actually looks nicer than in those pictures, but it does have only about 2% (being very generous) of the original lacquer remaining, so it's essentially a "bare brass horn". Unfortunately, it has spots of green oxidation around some of the posts.
The question: how best to remove the green oxidation?
(I posted in GENERAL as there are other woodwinds that are made out of brass.)
Now, it actually looks nicer than in those pictures, but it does have only about 2% (being very generous) of the original lacquer remaining, so it's essentially a "bare brass horn". Unfortunately, it has spots of green oxidation around some of the posts.
The question: how best to remove the green oxidation?
(I posted in GENERAL as there are other woodwinds that are made out of brass.)