At 10:45 PM 8/18/98 EDT, you wrote: >Dear List, > >I have a client with a S & S B who is an engineer who put WD40 on the strings >at the plate pins. He thought it was rusting. We all know that WD40 is not >to be any where around a piano. He wants a technical explanation why. He >tends to talk above me, and wants a technical explanation for every thing I >do. Pull a chair over next to him, stand on it and call him an idiot. Besides, what good would this procedure have anyway, perhaps another prouct of >over engineering< ? Sorry, no sympathy for these putzes. >What should I tell him? I cannot seem to keep him happy. I know this has >been talked about it before, I been in this for 18 years, know better about >WD40. Help! > >BTW, glad to be back. I was in the middle of moving, house, shop and all, and >had to step down from the list for a while. Shop is still being put together. > >Dave Peake, RPT >Oregon City, OR > > Humour is the best medicine, Jon Page Harwich Port, Cape Cod, Mass. (jpage@capecod.net) ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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