[CAUT] Question re-asked....

[Paul T Williams]

Exactly what I used! :>)  Great choice.  rags over the rest also will 
help!  Rags came later as I noticed black dust settling all over the 
place!

Paul




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09/07/2010 04:18 PM
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Re: [CAUT] Question re-asked....



Paul, Perhaps a wide strip of blue painters tape would work better to 
cover the surface of the hammers from the black dust, than the cloth I 
just suggested.  Best, Kevin Fortenberry




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Hi All. 

I asked a question a couple weeks ago, but maybe nobody received it. 

After gluing on the new hammers on the new WNG shanks with their newest 
glue, I got this strange white residue all over the shanks and collars . 
It cleans off easily enough with some 0000 steel wool, but; What is it???. 

 

Also when sawing off the shank ends, it really makes a mess of fine black 
powder all over the place, most visual on the hammer felt. vacuuming 
cleaned off most of it, but now the hammers look "dirty".  I used a 
dremmel tool with a fine-cut- cutting blade.

Am I doing something wrong, or is this the norm?

Thanks in advance for your most humble thoughts.

Paul
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