[CAUT] Steinway Technical

[Kent Swafford]

I agree with Fred.

The way I remember it, my teacher taught me to use McLube in about  
1980. I've used it on every action I've ever lubed, all with fine,  
long-lasting results. There is just no way that McLube will gum up.  
Doesn't happen. I will say that I only use it on metal surfaces  
because that is what it is designed for; it is a mold release  
material. I don't use it on felt, leather, or wood. McLube is great  
stuff. I  mostly use the aerosol version.

Kent Swafford


On Aug 3, 2006, at 5:05 PM, Fred Sturm wrote:

> I am sold on McLube for keypins, capstans, glides, keyframe and  
> keybed friction points, keyframe return spring, damper wires, under  
> side of damper underlevers, etc, etc. Great stuff, and well worth  
> the wee bit of time it takes to apply

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