CA, Greg, Just use a little more caution. <G> Very quick, very easy, very effective. It's safest to pull the action and line the cavity with newspaper or the like, in case it runs through. However, you don't need to pour it in. Try a few drops (3-6) on the offensive pins and see what that does. A second treatment can help (a few days later) but again, only a little bit is necessary, IME. William R. Monroe SNIP I'm asking this of my more experienced colleagues. A good customer and friend has a '30s Mason & Hamlin grand with a few really loose pins. At this time, she can't consider an overhaul, so what would be the best plan for me? Gregory P. Livingston -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <http://ptg.org/pipermail/pianotech_ptg.org/attachments/20090128/3f17ddfb/attachment.html>
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