On Wed, 21 Aug 1996, John Peters wrote: >I'd be interested in hearing about favorite, innovative methods for removing >(& replacing) upright backcheck felt (e.g., soak and ignite, etc..:) Thanks >in advance. >John Peters, RPT I don't consider this innovative, but it is the only practical method that I know: using a large hypodermic syringe loaded with water, inject each one with water, so that it is quite loaded. Wait until the glue is completely softened (like an hour), then press in the lower part of the felt and SLIDE it upward, completely off. Wipe edges with damp rag or damp paper towel (Bounty is best). Same for dampers, and most other felt. Bill Bailer \\\ William Bailer ("Bill") \\\ Rochester, NY, USA; Phone (voice): 716-473-9556 \\\ wbailer@concentric.net (same mailbox as wbailer@cris.com) \\\ Some interests: acoustics, JS Bach, anthropology, & education.
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