CA in a hurry

Farrell mfarrel2@tampabay.rr.com
Wed, 17 Nov 2004 07:20:51 -0500


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If it is just a few, I generally use sandpaper shims - quick, clean, =
simple, effective. If there are many, I lug in the tilter.

I know for a fact that if I tried to apply CA to an upright upright =
piano I would end up gluing the dampers to the strings and all sorts of =
nasty things.

BTW, did any of you know that if you open up a bottle of CA over a =
keyboard and dump half the bottle of CA all over the keys with nice new =
plastic keytops, that you can simply wipe off excess CA, sand with 320 =
then 600, and then buff them to a new-like shine? Just did that =
yesterday - just needed to know - in case it ever happens to me....   =
;-)

Terry Farrell
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  Hi list
  How do you go about getting CA glue into an upright pin block, as in =
just a few. Outside of lugging in a tilter to someones house.
  Thanks in advance
  Richard G.
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