At 02:38 PM 3/1/2006 -0500, you wrote:
>I doubt that thin CA will do much for you. If any tone is possible to be
>restored I would use epoxy. You may have to orient the piano such that the
>epoxy will flow into the separation. Just to be clear I'm talking about a
>failed glue joint between the board and rim NOT a crack in the board.
>
>Greg
...and if there's a crack in the board right where the soundboard/rim
separation is?? I've got a 1935 vintage $&$ here which, I just discovered,
decided to do just that...
;-{
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