from a neat freak

[Carl Meyer]

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from a neat freakTo all the neat freaks I've known before----

Here's a "grabber" I use to clean  soundboard.  If it's metal use shrink =
tubing over it so it doesn't scratch. Grab a rag (microfiber shown) =
moistened maybe and push around.  Use a popsicle stick or tongue =
depressor and push into the corners or to scrub stubborn spots




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  From: Jon Page=20
  To: pianotech@ptg.org=20
  Sent: Tuesday, July 26, 2005 8:39 AM
  Subject: from a neat freak


  >...that blowing with a decent compressor would indeed get most of the =
dust off the board, >unless there had been a spill and it was some sort =
of gooey spot. As long as it were a >powerful enough compressor, that =
is.

  Dust clings to the surface. More accumulated dust sits upon this =
coating. You can blast the
  blanket of decades of accumulation off the surface but the hazy =
coating remains.


  Blowing the dirt around is not cleaning, just reducing the amount of =
soil.


  Your efforts would be better spent pushing a rag around than with the =
wholesale debris evacuation method. Lately I've been wiping down damper =
heads, plate struts and plate
  expanses for customers to keep ahead of the onslaught, saving board =
cleaning for more intensive
  endeavors.
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  Regards,

  Jon Page
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