Hi Kristinn, 50/50 alcohol and water. Use a hypo with a long needle and soak them. The alcohol acts as a wetting agent, to get the water to where you need it. Roger At 06:59 PM 03/09/00 +0000, you wrote: >Thanks Roger, > >sizing... uh does that mean soaking? And what proportions? > >Kristinn > > > >At 11:20 3.9.2000 -0600, you wrote: >>Hi Kristinn, >> If the centre's look clean, no verdigris, and you have a >>lot of sluggish centre's. >>Try sizing the bushing's with alcohol and water, leave 24hrs to dry >>naturally. It will save a lot of work and give consistent results. Drying >>with a hair drier tends to over shrink the bushings. >>Regrads Roger >> >> >>At 05:06 PM 03/09/00 +0000, you wrote: >> > >> >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 >> > >>Roger Jolly >>Saskatoon, Canada. >>306-665-0213 >>Fax 652-0505 > Roger Jolly Saskatoon, Canada. 306-665-0213 Fax 652-0505
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