Jim, You really did not say what you said you said. However, your humility is laudible. Now you must try it. Don't use the thin CA glue as that *will* wick into the felt and be ineffectual. Use the medium stuff. Have your clamping pliers ready, then kick it with the kicker spray, and squease the pliers instantly thereafter. Release in about 4 seconds, and Voila ( I flunked college french). Howard ---------- > From: JIMRPT@aol.com > To: pianotech@ptg.org > Subject: Re: Re: hammer problems > Date: Wednesday, October 01, 1997 9:41 PM > > Howard, Bob; > Cmon now give me a break I said "I suppose". > Never having used CA for this application I was not about to suggest it, > rather I left it open for discussion. Don't you two Yaankis be so hard on > this poor ole redneck y'all heah? :-) > I have tried Titebond, hide glue, school paste (in a pinch, wrapped with > thread lightly, small church in the boonies) etc. (never liquid nails though > <;| ) Having used CA only in applications where the wicking qualities were > called for, or for making quick one time jigs, I thought that perhaps the > same qualities 'might' make it unsuitable for hammer felt. > If I wasa wrong, Ima gonna pay penance by no tooning no pianers tomorrow, > K? > :-) > Jim Bryant (FL)
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