Blue

[Patrick Greene]

Where can we get this stuff?

----- Original Message -----
From: Nina / Cliff Lesher <lesher@jdweb.com>
To: <pianotech@ptg.org>
Sent: Tuesday, April 02, 2002 9:49 PM
Subject: Re: Blue


> Ken,
>
> Yes, Blue is tremendous.  It's great for treating grand pinblocks
too--from the
> bottom.  It eliminates the risk of messy plates and glued coils.  Just
apply at
> the bottom of each tuning pin hole until it just starts to wick out the
tuning
> pin bushings topside.  Treat individual or small groups of bad pins with
the
> action in.  Not a problem.
>
> Cliff Lesher
> Winfield, PA
> ______________
>
> Ken Jankura wrote:
>
> > List,
> >
> > We all run into those old uprights now and then which aren't in all that
bad
> > a shape and can serve as a starter instrument for someone, if it just
> > weren't for those loose tuning pins. Maybe just the lower bass, or
tenor,
> > but enough to render the piano untunable and useless.
> > Useless until you tip the piano over and use CA glue to help restore
some
> > torque to the pins.
> > Now you don't have to tip the piano over anymore, just use the Hot Stuff
> > 'Blue'. It has a specially formulated viscosity to travel horizontally
along
> > the pins to the pinblock, with virtually no drips. It costs a little
more
> > but boy does it save you time and trouble.
> > Ask Ed at the MARC this weekend for the new 'Blue' Hot Stuff.
> >
> > Ken Jankura RPT
> > Fayetteville, PA
>