Kristinn: I've heard that in the old days that piano techs in Florida would go to the local filling station and get a quart of gasoline, sprinkle it on the swollen action and set it in the sun for a few hours. That would keep the old gal going for maybe another year. If it's a spinet, you might just strike a match. Carl Meyer > [Original Message] > From: Kristinn Leifsson <istuner@islandia.is> > To: <pianotech@ptg.org> > Date: 9/3/00 10:08:30 AM > Subject: Action friction reduction question > > > Hey List > > I´m just about to take a spinet action and check out all the centers. It´s > had some sticking problems > I´ll start by lubing, figured I´d let it wait a little. Then check each > pin, and do some reaming and replacement. > > I was just wandering whether there´s anything else interesting I could do > e.g. letting it sit out in the sun, put a blow dryer on it etc. :) > > No honestly. Do you have any suggestions? (scientifically proven methods > or not) <G> > > Just taking advantage of ALL knowledge out there, > > Kristinn Leifsson > Reykjavík, Iceland > --- Carl W. Meyer, Santa Clara, Ca. --- cmpiano@earthlink.net
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