Ok, so the first question_should_be " How sticky is it " ????? Speculation aside, how sticky is it? Or asked another way, "What have you tried, that didn't work". Jeepers Creepers, :-) Jon Page At 03:05 PM 9/10/98 -0700, you wrote: >Dear List, > >I got the impulse to make a list of all the substances recommended on >Pianotech for this activity and was going to try each and every one to find >out the truth as to which one was best for myself. The guinea pig was a >Cable-Nelson spinet with ivories and plenty of sticky tape stuff. > >>Varsol >>Naptha (Varnish Makers and Painters) >>Imperial Cleaner >>Lighter fluid (Ronson) >>Kerosene >>Goo Gone >>Citrus solvent (non-toxic) >>Benzine >>Rubber Cement Thinner >>WD-40 >>Mineral spirits > >I started off with Goo Gone, then one not listed called Oops. They worked >okay after soaking for about a minute or so, then proceeded to hand the >project over to my wife, Carol, as I was going to the store to buy some >lighter fluid. > >While I was gone and during the key cleaning process, she decided to get >the Fantastik bottle from under the kitchen sink to clean the hammer rest >rail. When she was done, she thought, "Why not try this on the sticky tape >stuff?" She did, and let me share with you that it works beyond belief >compared to the Oops & Goo Gone, doesn't stink, and only has to soak for a >few seconds at the most. > >This *was* on ivories only, so I will be cautious when I encounter plastics >with the same problem, however, Fantastik will be the first product I'll >try. > >Keith McGavern >kam544@earthlink.net >Registered Piano Technician >Oklahoma Chapter 731 >Piano Technicians Guild >USA > > > > > >
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