Hill Peg Paste

Rating Summary

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An instrument case essential.....
8 out of 8 found the following review helpful

Pros: Compact, well designed "lip-stick" style tube with loose fitting cover/cap.

Cons: Perhaps a little too dry in consistency - a better fitting cap may help. This type of product is always going to be a bit fiddly to apply AND get the amount to be used spot-on the first time too – but the quality of this compound is there overall and IT WORKS!

Other: Something “Made in England” which is always nice to buy/use/support!

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Works very well. Better than my DIY formula
3 out of 3 found the following review helpful

Pros: It really works very well. The pegs turn smooth and stay put. Maybe a little bit slippery after the first application the first day, but they get settled well from that day on. I had been using the know soap+chalk formulation but I think that the Hill Peg Paste gives more control.

Cons: I think instructions or suggestions of use, would be a cheap improvement. I have colleagues who use it and I see the way different people apply to the pegs and the pegholes but I am thinking about students and people without experience.

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Hills paste cures creaking pegs
2 out of 2 found the following review helpful

Pros: Seems to work. Immediate dramatic improvement.

Cons: Not an instant total cure for all ills - learning how much paste to apply to a peg requires time and experience.

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Useful item to keep in your instrument case.

Pros: Easy to use especially if you are already restringing your instrument. Pegs are much easier to adjust now. This is a tiny tube which will last the rest of my life - a little goes a long way.

Cons: None

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a cure for sticking violin pegs

Pros: The paste is easy to apply and it works.

Cons: None

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