recipe for VJ Lube

[Kevin E. Ramsey]

    Here's thought, why not substitute Spurlock's micro-fine teflon for the
talc. I made some of this up and I like it!


Kevin E. Ramsey
ramsey@extremezone.com
----- Original Message -----
From: "pianolover 88" <pianolover88@hotmail.com>
To: <pianotech@ptg.org>
Sent: Thursday, February 15, 2001 11:09 PM
Subject: Re:recipe for VJ Lube


> As of 2/15/01, 10pm PST, I have called 27!! different pharmacies, (that's
> all of 'em, folks) drug stores etc, but only ONE said they can order ONLY
> the "Hydrous: type, and none I contacted said ANhydrous is even available
> for them to order! So....I assume I can use the "hydrous" version? Then,
as
> asked below, does anyone have a lead on the avasilability of 100% talc?
Can
> 100% vaseline ALONE be used in the interim? I surely appreciate everyone's
> help.
>
> Btw, is the melting of the vaseline necessary; won't it return to its
> original consistancy AFTER it cools down, or does the addition of lanolin
&
> talc prevent that? Having checked the archives, I notice several differing
> opinions as to the ratios of each ingredient...I would very much like to
get
> the most current consensus from the list. Thanks!
>
> Terry Peterson
> Precision Piano Service
> Torrance, CA
>
>
> >From: JCSwafford@AOL.COM
> >
> >I feel like making up a batch of VJ lube. Does anyone have the recipe? I
> >just
> >read an email from Tom Driscoll stating you can still get 100% lanolin. I
> >just sent an email to my local Walmart store asking about the
availability
> >of
> >lanolin as Tom described it. I bet they don't reply to me.
> >
> >Can you still get 100% talc? I know you can still get Vaseline. I also
sent
> >an email about the availability of talc. I bet they don't respond to that
> >one
> >either.
> >
> >Happy lubing.
> >
> >Joel Swafford
> >
>
>
>
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