Roger Jolly wrote: > Hi Mark, > When I have encountered a row of pins with terminal cancer, > invariably I find that the the block has started to delaminate. However I > have repaired a few PSO's by removing the offending pins and generously > swabbing the holes with epoxy. reinstall the pins, leave for 24hrs to cure. > Lightly tap the pins to break the grip, (a precaution, I once snapped a > pin) and bring to pitch. I consider this a bandaid repair at best. <snip> I have a customer with a piano with straight-line loose pins in the top octave; very limited budget. I was thinking about introducing the pinblock to a healthy dose of CA glue. Thoughts/opinions/barbs? -- Jerry Hunt Dallas, TX USA
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