Glue pinblock plugs

[Gevaert Pierre]

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Hi Terry,

It's one of those Pleyel from end 19 th century with an open face =
pinblock. Many of them have the upper lamination cracked in the tenor =
section from the left to the right and have the tuning pins bent =
foreward. Specially  the pins closest to the keyboard are concerned. =
I'll send a picture if I find out how to work with my new digital =
camera.

Thanks for the information.

Pierre
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  Sent: Monday, February 21, 2005 10:30 PM
  Subject: Re: Glue pinblock plugs


  I have used epoxy in this application with great success. And yes, =
there are other glues to use. Epoxy may be the better selection if the =
original has cracks. When you say cracked, exactly how is it cracked?

  Terry Farrell
    I checked the Pianotech archives trying to find out what's the best =
way to glue laminated pinblock plugs in a cracked pinblock but I =
could'n't find out.
    Is epoxying  the best way to fix these plugs ore are there better =
glues?
    Thanks for some advice.

    Pierre
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