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Repairing Flute Felt Key Pads

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1 × Screwdriver, Standard 1.5mm
1 × Tweezers, Ridged—A woodwind spring hook/fork tool would be ideal, but tweezers that have a ridged surface work well too
1 × Teflon tape, 3/4"-1"—1" is preferable. THIS TOOL IS ONLY NECESSARY IF YOUR KEY HAS A MISSING PAD
1 × Rolling Paper—Can be found at local convenient stores or anywhere where tobacco is sold.
1 × Scissors
1 × Magnetic Mat Replacement Pen
1 × Oil Absorbing Sheets

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1 × Flute Paper Shims, 9mm-9.5mm center hole, .002"-.004" thick—The amount needed depends on the condition of the flute pads. However, they are typically purchased in packs of 100. Paper shims of different sizes may be necessary for different types of flutes.

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