Sheeeshh... isnt there somebody who can turn the guy onto McLube ?? I mean as long as he's spray happy, he could at least use something that actually has some decent qualities to impart upon pianos. I mean.. how difficult can it be to make the change ? RicB Conrad Hoffsommer wrote: > > Alan, > > At 01:15 1/8/2004 -0600, you wrote: > > 2.There is a local tooner who is in the habit of using WD-40 on > >action centers. > > You in San Diego?? > > >I have followed this guy's work pretty often,and > >I'm seeing a lot of "gummed up" actions,I presume from the > >WD-40(customers tell me it gets sprayed pretty indiscriminately).I > >have gotten some relief with Pro-tek and a heat gun,but I wonder > >what the long term effect will be.As you may have guessed,I'm > >gathering ammunition.At the risk of opening the floodgates,I'm > >hoping to hear from anyone with info. or experience on the subject. > > The long term effect is that the wood is, or will soon be, (soggy) toast. > > Conrad Hoffsommer > Decorah, IA > > Certified Calibration Technician (CCT) for Bio-powered Digitally Activated > Lever Action Tone Generation Systems > > _______________________________________________ > pianotech list info: https://www.moypiano.com/resources/#archives
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