>...You might go ahead and try PBR(like Garfield), thinned down, just to eve= n >things out, cheaply. > >Guy Nichols, RPT >nicho@lascruces.com Dear Dick, Guy, List, My first thoughts were to try thin CA glue on one or two pins. What a neat fix it would be, if it even things out as well. Looking forward to my next jumping pin encounter. >...you may just have to fight it! Repinning would cost >more than the piano's value... >Dick RPT I recall settling in on one old church upright in a basement that had this condition long ago. I just accepted its circumstances and did just as you said, not only fight it, but wrestle it and conjole it as well. That was some match. I'd like to meet that piano again armed with these new ideas :-) Keith A. McGavern kam544@ionet.net Registered Piano Technician Oklahoma Chapter 731 Piano Technicians Guild Oklahoma Baptist University Shawnee, Oklahoma, USA
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