OOOOOPs! Boy did I mess up the ratios. I hope it still works. I think I have enough for everyone on the list! :-) Greg P.S. Thanks to everyone for the info! Tom Cole wrote: > Greg Newell wrote: > > > > O.K. folks, > > I spent some time tonight making one incredible mess making this > > witches brew we call VJ-Lube. Could someone post the most common uses > > for this goop? I think I made more than enough to last for a room full > > of techs. BTW, how did this stuff get it's name anyway? > > Greg, > > In the April, '79 issue of PTJ is an article on piano lubricants written > by Ben McKlveen in which he attributes the invention of VJ lube to the > late LA tech Victor Jackson. The recipe Ben gave was: Heat a 7-1/2 oz > jar of Vaseline and add Johnson's baby powder and a teaspoon of lanolin. > > It's great for lubing the pins and springs of pedals and trapwork > although in recent years I've taken to using Protek grease. > > Tom Cole -- Greg Newell Greg's Piano Forté 19270 Harlon Ave. Lakewood, Ohio 44107 216-226-3791 mailto:gnewell@ameritech.net
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