Lance Lafargue wrote: > > Richard Wagner wrote: > > > > Here's a question I promised to pass on to the list from a fellow technician. > > He'd do it himself but he's currently modem-less. > > > > "What is the best, and most permanent, way to silence squeaking knuckles on > > new grand pianos?" > > > > Thanks for any help. > > > > Richard Wagner RPT > > > > I'm brand new @ this list and have really enjoyed it - (losing valuable > shop time!?!?). I use micro-fine teflon powder. After brushing with a > brass brush (may not need to on new knuckles) I burnish it in with a > rounded piece of wood. Charlotte Eschmann,RPT recently recommended > burnishing with a piece of cork which I will try next. Brian DeTar,RPT > also told me that a second application later may be needed to more fully > cover the knuckles, but it will work great and last. Also spray the > whippen tops with McLube 1725 - combination of both is slick stuff!! > > Lance Lafargue,RPT > (New Orleans Chapter) Lance; Would you please tell Charlotte Eschman that I said hello; and I hope her move went OK. Give her my E-mail: traylorg@kic.or.jp. I really miss her! Thanks Garret Traylor Equal Temperament Piano Services Okinawa Japan -- WordPro û
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