Hi Clyde,
Place action in the cradle upside down, and one drip per
hammer will do the trick. Do all 88. If you use only about 1/4 filled
bottle you can control the CA from running all over the place.
Regards Roger
Clyde Hollinger wrote:
>
> Friends,
>
> Today I tuned a school piano, a Yamaha studio model P22, or whatever
> model they called it when it was new back in 1971. It has many loose
> hammer heads. How would you recommend I reglue these?
>
> In pianos where there are just one or two loose, I generally just work
> it off and reglue. Is there danger in breaking the butt or flange by
> doing this? I think I've heard of turning the action upside down and
> using the water-thin CA on the loose ones. I've never done that.
> Advice?
>
> Regards, Clyde
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