Groove Juice Cymbal Cleaner

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Great cymbal cleaner and easy to use; just spray on and rinse off!

Groove Juice is probably the fastest and most simple cymbal cleaner there is and is a must for keeping your cymbals looking their shiny best! For over 10 years now, drummers across the world have been using the product Sticks magazine in Germany called "the best cymbal cleaner they have ever been introduced to".

Groove Juice Cymbal Cleaner is an easy to use no mess cymbal cleaner. Simply spray the product on the cymbal surface and wipe with a soft cloth or paper towel along the tonal grooves making sure cleaner is distributed evenly and leave on for approximately 30 seconds. Then rinse with warm water to remove all residue of the cleaner and towel dry the cymbal completely to remove all moisture.

Cymbal Cleaner Intended Usage:

Groove Juice Cymbal Cleaner was formulated for use on high quality professional bronze cymbals.

Groove Juice cymbal cleaner is intended to be used as a cymbal maintenance. To restore the brightness of your cymbals quickly and easy by removing dirt and smudges.

DO NOT USE THIS CLEANER ON COATED CYMBALS: whatever the coating always try a hidden test area before using this product on any cymbal. If discoloration occurs, discontinue use.

Groove Juice should not harm the logos on most cymbals however, in very limited cases, the logo may be affected. If your logos are important to you, clean around them.

 
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    I was initially quite dubious about GrooveJuice - internet searches lead me to belive it would remove logos; but since I got it for free I thought it was worth a go.

    I tried it out on some cheaper (but still b20) cymbals and it worked great, so held my breath and sprayed it all over my K's... No problem at all - I can imagine that faded logos might be affected (where the metal is partly exposed), but the GrooveJuice didn't seem to attack the ink at all. I've cleaned up both brilliant and traditional Zildjian and Sabian cymals with no problems with this stuff.

    My only word of advice - follow the instructions to the letter - spray on, wait 30 seconds, rince off, repeat if needed. No scrubbing. I did try this stuff on a Paiste B8 cymbal (just for interest and against the advice on the packet) - it turned it pink and basically ruined it, so this is only for B20 cymbals.

    Ben Cochrane > read review

    I was initially quite dubious about GrooveJuice - internet searches lead me to belive it would remove logos; but since I got it for free I thought it was worth a go.

    I tried it out on some cheaper (but still b20) cymbals and it worked great, so held my breath and sprayed it all over my K's... No problem at all - I can imagine that faded logos might be affected (where the metal is partly exposed), but the GrooveJuice didn't seem to attack the ink at all. I've cleaned up both brilliant and traditional Zildjian and Sabian cymals with no problems with this stuff.

    My only word of advice - follow the instructions to the letter - spray on, wait 30 seconds, rince off, repeat if needed. No scrubbing. I did try this stuff on a Paiste B8 cymbal (just for interest and against the advice on the packet) - it turned it pink and basically ruined it, so this is only for B20 cymbals.