CA gluing Grand pinblocks

[gordon stelter]

You would probably have to use so much acetone that
the EPA would send helicopters, or your neighbors
report you to the FBI! For this reason I now prefer
the upside down piano/3 bottles of PinTite on the
underside of the blockinaweek method for grands, and
save the CA for "disposable" pianos..BUT.. I HAVE
heard that CA swabbed in tuning pin holes prior to
restringing GREATLY firms up the old wood, and I
believe it, though I haven't tried it yet!
--- Tyler Smith <macman@pathfinder.dnsalias.com>
wrote:
> >Terry, It is not the coils that would give you a
> problem but removal of the
> >plate might be a little tough if too much glue was
> used.
> 
> Wouldn't it just be a matter of smattering the
> pinblock/plate glued 
> area with a lot of acetone to dissolve the CA glue
> holding them 
> together? You might trash your pinblock or do
> unhappy things to the 
> finish on the plate, but you dont' really care since
> you're replacing 
> the pinblock and repainting the plate anyway...
> 
> -Tyler


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