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Although it might be hard for Marshall to see, I find that if I look
carefully around the edges of the panel and also where it <br>
meets the case, I can see a very fine white powder where the squeaks
originate. I rub VJ lube wherever I see the powder, <br>
and that seems to fix the problem. <br>
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VJ lube also douses the "poly squeaks" in benches very easily. Take the
legs off one at a time, look at the places where <br>
they contact the sides of the bench, rub a thin layer of VJ lube there
(and the powder is usually there as well) and put the <br>
leg back on. I've never had to repeat it. <br>
<br>
Susan<br>
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<div><font face="Arial">Marshall<br>
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<div><font face="Arial">I have done this many times. You might try
name board felt and sometimes you only have to put it at the ends, top
and bottom. Also put the felt back far enough so it is not seen by
the customer: or wood be musicians.</font></div>
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<div><font face="Arial">William</font></div>
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