Bill, I thought I had seen several replies so I went searching but only found the two below. Maybe there'll be more responses this time. Sorry I can't be of more help. Avery >I never received any reply on this and figure it was because the list was >experiencing trouble. Forgive me if this is a repeat. > >I have a customer whose Gordon Laughead spinet was made with a couple of >panels in the music rack made up of heavy wire interwoven, maybe 3/4" >spacing. > >Every visit over the years, I have had some success quieting the rattle as it >wants to sing along with the music, but it gets worse from year to year. > I've bent wires, added glue, but any help was short-lived. Is there any >solution short of ripping out the wire and fashioning wood inserts to replace >the wire? > >Bill Maxim, RPT ******************************************************************************** >>On Dec 2, Bill Maxim querried the list about curing a rattling wire >>music rack on a Gordon Laughead spinet. >> >>A lot has been said recently about PVC-E (ie. don't use it to repair >>upright back assemblies, etc) but "this" may just be *one* of the >>situations where that particular adhesive will "shine". >> >>It dries clear but stays very flexible and grips well even to smooth >>surfaces. I use it for new sets of keytops and it would be what I would >>turn to with a music rack like that. >> >>Let us know how this one turns out. >> >>Regards, >> >>Alan Crane, RPT >>Wichita State University >>crane@twsuvm.uc.twsu.edu AND >>Why not just replace the whole music rack. GRK sells them. They will even >>finish it, if you want. GRK's number is 800-289-2362 >> >>Willem Blees RPT >>St. Louis _____________________________________ Avery Todd, RPT Moores School of Music University of Houston 713-743-3226 atodd@uh.edu _____________________________________
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