Deluxe cleaning cloth by Ilja Grawert & son - violinmakers for violin viola cello and double bass at Grawert violins Brisbane The Gap and North Queensland

‘Deluxe Cleaning Cloth’ by Ilja Grawert – Violinmaker

$9.95

Ilja Grawert – Violinmakers deluxe cleaning cloth is much softer
Specially developed for keeping your instrument clean and free of rosin dust
no need to use “violin polished” which might endanger some varnishes
we developed this cleaning cloth specially for the fragility and smoothness of classic violin varnishes
28×28 centimeters large for easy handling

By daily using the ‘Deluxe Cleaning Cloth’ you can:

prevent varnish damage from dirt and rosin dust
keep the bridge straight longer
preserve the strings
have your violin as beautiful and shiny as it is when new for a long time
A cleaning cloth is absolutely essential for the maintenance of your violin

Categories: Accessories, Strings Tags: cello, clean violin, clean your violin, cleaning cloth, double bass, viola, violin

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The Ilja Grawert – Violinmakers deluxe cleaning cloth is much softer and gentle on violins, violas & cellos than most commonly sold cleaning cloth, maintaining even the most classic varnishes. Specially developed for keeping your instrument clean and free of rosin dust. 28×28 centimeters for easy handling.

A cleaning cloth is absolutely essential for the maintenance of your violin.

Wiping your violin clean from rosin dust and other dirt after playing will keep your instrument more beautiful and in good order longer.

The strings will last longer, the bridge does not bend as fast and the varnish is protected. You will prevent the built up of the white rosin dust under the bridge, on the fingerboard, bow stick and strings.

Violinmaker’s recommendation

” Clean your violin every day after playing , your instrument stays longer in good working order and more beautiful. At Ilja Grawert – Violinmaker we developed this cleaning cloth specially for the fragility and smoothness of classic violin varnishes”