Basics for Band - Cleaning Your Trumpet, Part 2 - Re-Assembly & Lubrication

Basics for Band - Cleaning Your Trumpet, Part 2: Re-Assembling and Lubricating
If you are new to playing trumpet, it is important that you learn how to properly clean your trumpet. Your trumpet should be cleaned at home regularly to prevent corrosion. Learning how to properly clean and then re-assemble your trumpet will extend your valuable instrument's life by years!
In this video, video 2 of 2 on cleaning, you will learn how to re-assemble your trumpet and re-lubricate it after cleaning.
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[@michaellandreth1392]

Thank You for Posting !

[@TheTrueVib3]

Thanks, this really helped me.

[@KesslerCustom]

So glad to help!

[@giornogiovanna6693]

Ty it help me clean my insides

[@sircloudoof9559]

Are the valve caps all the same?

[@KesslerCustom]

Valve caps SHOULD be interchangeable on the trumpet... Meaning all the caps on one horn should be able to go on to either casing. However, some horns might not be made with great precision and accuracy on the threads.

[@panos64_07]

Then you just put the mouthpiece in place and you're all set, right?

[@alexvrfr]

yes, at least thats what I did