At 08:30 AM 3/22/2006 +0000, you wrote: >Hi, > >It is the rod against the damper lever felts. I see -- yes the cloth can get a glaze on it. What I've done is to remove the action, turn it around, and prop it up with a big C-clamp at the base of an action bracket, so it won't tip over easily (or put it into an action cradle). Then I push on a batch of the levers, so that a small space opens between the rod (and spoons) and the cloth, and rub the cloth with teflon powder on a wedge of scrap hammer cloth. The rubbing helps to break up the glaze, even aside from the teflon powder. A little hard on the knuckles (human), but not too difficult. Afterwards, work the rod extremely slowly, with your ear next to the action, to see if you've missed any. Susan
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