In message <5066C5D6-4E0F-431D-AF41-6013E3025A07 at gmail.com>, Andrew Anderson <anrebe at gmail.com> writes >It would be factual to point out that the damage was caused by >individual components utilized in the manufacturing process. Teflon >itself, is inert at temperatures below 500F. I'd suggest putting space >between yourself and any piano that is over 150F in temperature >regardless of possibility of the use of teflon in servicing it. ;-) Unless you are smoking wile using Teflon or have a naked flame near by as the Teflon we use is very light and stays in the air. The end of a lit cigarette is 400 deg C (or 752 deg F) and higher when drawing. Wile those who do smoke should not in the clients home, they may smoke in their own workshop. They should take care as smoking is bad without adding Teflon. All the best for 2013 Kind regards Barrie -- Barrie Heaton PGP key on request http://www.a440.co.uk/ AcryliKey Ivory Repair System UK © http://www.acrylikey.co.uk/ Piano Castors http://www.piano-safety- castors.co.uk/
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