<HTML><FONT FACE=arial,helvetica><FONT SIZE=2 FAMILY="SANSSERIF" FACE=
="Arial" LANG="0">I have a customer who has a Knight console about 40 ye=
ars old. It's in very good condition except the jacks are clicking, es=
p. in the middle section. It appears that some type of material with t=
he consistency of damp graham crackers was used on the jack stop rail and th=
e material has flaked or fallen off with age. Other felts/cloths appea=
r OK.<BR>
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Any of you-all ever run onto this? I am guessing that the "graham crac=
ker" stuff can be removed without too much problem and some regular felt glu=
ed on. Or is there some other repair available of which I am unaware?<=
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Many thanks in advance for any insight.<BR>
Charles Cron</FONT></HTML>