At 09:54 AM 5/8/97 +0000, you wrote: > The only way to break up spilled drinks is with water >and a toothbrush. The problem is will the clean up cause rust >in the future? Lorlin, Avery,David, Saw a really neat technical years ago that has worked for me on the syrupy stuff.....foam carpet cleaner. Do a small area, and shove cheese cloth down in on top of the foam, and scritch it around with a screwdriver tip. After you pull off the cheese cloth, you'll have much less toothbrush work to do. The foam stuff is very low-moisture, and drying happens quickly. Be sure to get as much of the loose stuff, first. >tuning. By the way does everyone carry a small vacuum and brush >for normal servicing? Right on, and the nylon does get funky real quick....can scratch some plate finishes, too. >> Lorlin, >> >> For the "loose" stuff, use a small type of paint brush with a good >> vacuum cleaner. Just brush everything toward an area where you can get the >> vacuum nozzle into. I use this a lot here with crushed chalk, pencil eraser >> dust, > >> >Any experiences with nifty ways to cleanup the plate between the tuning pins >> >without devoting too much time? >> > >> >Thanks much for any input! >> > >> >Lorlin B,RPT >> Doesn't every night-club-bar have at least one customer that asks "Don't you know any other songs?" , when tuning......... Guy Guy Nichols, RPT nicho@lascruces.com "If you can't be a good example, be a horrible warning." anon
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