[pianotech] CPL

[Thomas Cole]

Paul,

Sounds like you are referring to Slick 50 on bridge tops and other 
creative treatments. I hope that guy is well into retirement.

Tom Cole
Santa Cruz, CA

Paul McCloud wrote:
> Jim:
> 	Please be sure your cleaner evaporates without any reside.  I've seen
> pianos thoroughly gunked up with petroleum based products, and the wood has
> been severely weakened by whatever they sprayed.  The wood simply becomes
> mush, and the flanges are still sticking.
> 	Years ago, my mentor used LPS-1.  I'm not saying I recommend it, because
> it didn't do much for me, but maybe it would work for you.  I suspect Radio
> Shack's cleaner is the same thing.  
> 	Good luck.  Please report your findings.
> 	Paul mcClouD
> 	San Diego
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>> [Original Message]
>> From: Jim Moy <jim at moypiano.com>
>> To: <pianotech at ptg.org>
>> Date: 07/04/2010 12:36:25 PM
>> Subject: Re: [pianotech] CPL
>>
>> Okay, add that to the list of things to try next time:
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>> Radio Shack Precision Electronic Cleaner
>> Gunk
>> Brakleen
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>> Are there any more spray cleaners that nobody has tried? :-)
>>
>> Jim
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