Aluminum/Titanium call?

[JGD]

What do you use to condition one of these calls. Mine came with a little piece of rough sandpaper but it looks worn out. Seems I've heard it's got to be a certain kind of sandpaper to cut into the hard surface. Thanks, John.

[Double B]

You can use some medium to fairly coarse sandpaper and that will do the job on Aluminum, but I don't know about Titanium. I really like a Primos Slick Stick for conditioning calls. It has a stone as well as a diamond side and comes with sandpaper, Scotchbite pads/holder and chalk/chalkholder. Also has a neat little compartment for reviving striker tips that glaze over. Works great and is real handy on the fly in the vest.

[Tom Threetoes]

I don't use aluminum calls but some folks use the sandpaper to clean their striker and use alcohol wipes to clean the call. Tom

[MGCC]

Some green scotch bright pad is all you need for the alum. You dont want to "cut" grooves in the surface just freshin it up

[scratch]

I use fine sandpaper on my aluminum call and I keep the striker cleaned with sandpaper also...I love in in windy weather or where there lots of noise...close to highways,gravel roads and the such