Good idea. Another is to use polyester fiberglass resin thickened with cabusil or other thickener to a consistency that will not run. It's much cheaper, will not "glue" parts together, but will do the job just as well. Mark Story, RPT Eastern Washington University Cheney, Washington ----- Original Message ----- > For those of you who cast your pinblocks back in with epoxy, I found a neat > way to prevent the plate screw holes at the ends of the block (over the > shelf) from filling with epoxy. Wrap the screw that goes there with teflon > tape and drive it to the depth it will be after plate installation. After > the epoxy cures it will back out easily and the hole will be clean. > -- > Richard Anderson > Anderson Piano Service > Elgin, IL > mailto:tknostf@foxvalley.net > http://users.FoxValley.net/~tknostf/ >
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