Brett- The front weights may have been added separately from the others as a weight correction after manufacturing. If so, there may be a different alloy in them which is oxidizing. You can try sealing with lacquer. Not a bad idea to seal the others, too. Be careful of the dust! Ed Sutton -----Original Message----- >From: BRETT GLASS <bgpianoman at email.com> >Sent: Oct 21, 2006 2:30 PM >To: pianotech at ptg.org >Subject: Lead Key Weights ? > >Aloha to all , I just put an action from a Yamaha C-3 in my shop for Key >weight corrosion . > >Only the front weights of the naturals has the problem . I ran a search >of the archives but > >didn't find anything that might explain this . All the other weights look >great . Is there > >anything I should use to try to seal them . Or is the problem within the >lead itself ? > >I would like to hear every ones thoughts and procedures for this repair . > >Thanks , Brett Shake Rattle & Roll in Maui I'll take tornado's any >day over quakes . > >-- > >Search for products and services at: >http://search.mail.com >
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