Wood Rebuilder

[Farrell]

I don't want to rain on anyone's party, but if by chance the wood rebuilder does in fact harden, and if by chance the pin was set back in the hole during the cure process, you may want to clear an area near the piano because after a day or two of cure that pin may well turn the entire piano easier than it is going to turn in the block.

   :-O

I do hope the pin was removed after the first try!

Terry Farrell 
  ----- Original Message ----- 
       I will be at the piano again tomorrow, and will see what I have done so far.  If it hardens more as time goes by, maybe I'll be pleasantly surprised, as I just put it in on Wednesday, and only let an hour or 2 go by.  I made it pretty runny, runny enough to drip it into the hole.  I put a piece of veneer on the bottom of the hole, and set a pin in it still wet.  When I tried to turn the pin out, some of the mixture came out with the pin.  Kind of white colored.   Maybe it will work yet!  Thanks so much.
  Clark A. Sprague 
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