Decal adhesive/Music rack needed

Mike McCoy mjmccoy at usa.com
Fri Dec 14 13:03:01 MST 2007


Annie,

 I had this issue 2 years ago. Used a small brush to apply medium CA 
glue to the decal and used Spurlocks soundboard cleaner to press the 
decal in place, took 10 minutes and is still in place.

Mike

Annie Grieshop wrote:
>> And place a cloth on the board to soak up excess
>> glue to be finessed with tweezers.
>>     
> But won't I end up with the cloth glued to the board, if I'm using CA?
> Yikes! <g>
>
> My quandary was about what kind of glue would be best in the long run, for
> the life and sound and response of the board.  How much difference will it
> make?  Right now, I'm leaning toward the varnish solution for several
> reasons, but I'm really most interested in what matters and why.  (I'm also
> wondering why the decal lifted in the first place and whether the D-C system
> I installed last year could be involved.)
>
> How are the separate pieces of a soundboard adhered to each other?  What
> types of finishes are used on soundboards?  I've found several references to
> Del Fandrich's soundboard essay, but the link is broken, so I have yet to
> get to the actual article.  Thanks.
>
> And as for the music rack, I had nice chats with several folks at Baldwin
> yesterday.  The man at the plant in Truman, AK, said he was going to check
> inventory but hasn't called back yet.  Funny thing is, he didn't have a
> picture of that model, either!  Sometimes I'm utterly in awe of Mr. Pierce
> and his "Atlas", as the industry is so chaotic in so many ways!
>
> Thanks to everyone for the advice and suggestions.
>
> Annie Grieshop
>
>
>
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