Subject: CA oops My daughter has a little harp, tiny (harpsichord? tuning pins, and one of them was slipping, so I applied CA glue. Subsequently I broke one of the strings. Replacing the string is now a slight nightmare, because inadvertently I got some CA glue in the becket hole, and it was hard to get the old coil out and seems impossible to put the new one in without actually removing the pin to re-drill the hole. Caution, caution when squirting that stuff at the base of pins, especially pins that have been pounded. /jason Check at a local hobby supply store or where ever CA is sold for some Debonder. It's worked for me on some clean up. The debonder I found is supposed to work on almost anything glued with CA including plastic models. No experience with plastic, but it did a nice job on brushes and metal. Paul C
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