If you use one of these
http://www.windplus.co.uk/supplies/sax_neck_corks.html
It takes slightly longer than the glue takes to dry and is simple to do. It's something every player should be able to do themselves.
I order them in multiples. The first one you do will probably break the cork.
Thanks Bear wish I had known that just spent £20.00 having my alto recorked. Have to admit they did a good job. Im a bit wary about DIY I`m not much good at cutting in straight lines. Info taken on board. Regds N.If you use one of these
http://www.windplus.co.uk/supplies/sax_neck_corks.html
It takes slightly longer than the glue takes to dry and is simple to do. It's something every player should be able to do themselves.
I order them in multiples. The first one you do will probably break the cork.
I just did mine this afternoon. Took about half an hour. buy some decent cork and adhesive cement from ebay or whatever. you'l need a decent craft knife or scalpel and sanpaper and of course, a flat surfaceHi All
How long does it take to replace the cork on a neck? Also how much should this type of repair cost? Anything else I should know?