What's this vodka treatment I read about for sluggish actions and treating hammers? LWe used to drink the stuff and then we could work on those cheap spinets without a worry in the world. BudHi, \ At 10:55 PM 11/27/00 -0500, you wrote: >I met a sluggish Kimball Spinet action today (Octave 7). The usual vodka >treatment didn't do much. I then used a hair dryer on the centers treated >with vodka. The action freed up quickly. >Hope this is of some use. > >Dan Hallett > >sluggish aeolian spinet action > >Hi LIst, > > I have to work on a Hallet & Davis Aeolian spinet. The action is very >sluggish and it isn't because of the keys which would have been an easy fix. >Any recommendations and/or short cuts? Is protek recommended or something >else like silicon/naptha that baldwin recommends. > Would the real solution be to reflange all the culprits, this isn't an >easy task being a spinet. > What about using heat on the action centers, with a modified heat gun? > > Any and all suggestions would help thanks, > >Eliot Lee Bud Schwab W 6 Z Y P Malibu, california
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