On 1/10/2013 8:04 AM, Euphonious Thumpe wrote: > Does anyone here see a problem with using a penetrating epoxy, such as > West's, on an entire bridge in order to add some density for better > vibratory transmission, and impede cracking? I've saturated bridges with epoxy when repinning them for many years. For structural strength and a clean termination rather than some mystical little vibrations. > If used, is there any top > surface lube that works better than others? (I've painted on McLube > molybdenum after scuffing the cap with fine sandpaper, and it seems to > work well.) Round 7,004: Ding! There is still no need for lubrication on bridge tops. By far, the high string friction points are at the pins, not the cap. Ron N
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