Pin Driving Fluid: More info

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In a message dated 6/12/2002 11:02:31 PM Pacific Standard Time, 
davidlovepianos@earthlink.net writes:


> Subj:Pin Driving Fluid: More info 
> Date:6/12/2002 11:02:31 PM Pacific Standard Time
> From:<A HREF="mailto:davidlovepianos@earthlink.net">davidlovepianos@earthlink.net</A>
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>          David 

          Thanks so much for the research. Trix and I were just discussing 
how to find this product yesterday. I'm hoping it takes some strain out of 
the job so her arm doesn;t suffer as much from swinging the hammer.
  In fact we are going (driving) to Oregon in July. I'm guessing there's 
Hazardous material ( penalties) chargeto ship the stuff very far. Need a 
gallon while we're there.
  Thanks---Dale And Trix Erwin
  

> 
> For those who followed the PDF thread awhile back and are interested in 
> just what it is and how you might get it, the following information may be 
> of use and is a supplement to the information already provided by Joe 
> Garrett.
>  
> Trefz Pin Driving Fluid is, apparently, a phenolic resin without the 
> addition of any of the typical dryers (solvents) added by various 
> manufacturers to create their own products.  In other words, it is the raw 
> material from which certain types of varnishes are made.  Rodda paint in 
> Oregon carries such a product known as 1067-S1.  If you live in Oregon or 
> Washington you can buy the product from a Rodda Paint dealer for about 
> $15.00 per gallon.  
>  
> Rodda Paint gets the product from a company called McWhorter Technologies, 
> Inc., in Carpentersville, IL 60110, 1-888-CALL-MWT.  It is known as H354B, 
> Product code 207 1196, Product Name Duramac 207-1196.
>  
> If you contact McWhorter, you might find out which companies in your area 
> purchase the raw material for production and buy it before they add their 
> own formula of solvents.  
>  
> FYI  Schaff still sells Trefz Pin Driving Fluid in 4oz bottles.  They do 
> not list it in their catalogue, but it is available upon request.
>  
> David Love
> 


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