I thank you all for a good thought-provoking discussion. This is invaluable. Allan Sutton www.pianotechniquemontreal.com 2010/1/3 Ron Nossaman <rnossaman at cox.net> > Chuck Behm wrote: > > Having said that, I'm going to follow Mike's lead in bowing out of this >> discussion. This is not an argument which needs to made. For many procedures >> in piano repair, as long as a technician is using proper techniques, >> satisfactory results may be obtained using a variety of products and/or >> tools. The only point I wished to make in the first place in the case of >> gluing plastic keytops, is that contact cement, properly used, works well. >> PCVE adhesive, taking all that has been said about it into consideration, >> apparently works just as well. If you want to argue that, go ahead. As for >> me, I say "uncle." Respectfully yours, Chuck Behm >> > > Who's arguing? I thought we were all stating our case for what we do and > why and sharing experience, wide open, for educational purpose. What the > hell's the list for if not that? So does your bowing out mean that pint of > PVCE will continue to age on your shelf, rather than to be tried on the next > keytop job? Which brings up the question of why you bought it in the first > place. What did you have in mind for it when you bought it, if not > education? > > Ron N > -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <http://ptg.org/pipermail/pianotech.php/attachments/20100104/84665485/attachment.htm>
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