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Replacement Sheet Cork
1/16" Thick Sheet
Item number 2630262DN, $24.78
1/32" Thick Sheet
Item number 2630263DN, $20.42
One Of Each!
Item number 5630005DN, $45.20

This replacement sheet cork is just what you are looking for to replace the corks on your instrument. It is 1/32" or 1/16" thick and is approximately 12" by 4" in size. This great cork has many uses including making the dampers that are under the keys of your instrument to keep them from clicking and can also be used for height adjustments. Make sure to keep some of this replacement sheet cork handy, so you can repair your instrument when necessary!

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