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03-15-2008, 03:24 PM
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 | Where to get a horn modified? Hi all. New here.... I found you guys while trying to decide if I wanted an ebay Coprion Cornet.... Got it! More dents (and bends!) than photos and description led me to believe :^( C'est la vie. I was thinking though, while getting it straightened and undented, why not go full 9 yards and go for brushed metal and satin finish? Any recommendations who I should contact to see about getting this done (and find out if I an afford it!)? I live in Oregon, but not opposed to ship it to have it done well. Thanks for your input (and existence)... this is a great forum! |
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