On 8 Sep 96, AKarab@aol.com wrote: [snip] > Opinions on remedies? I'm picturing moving the relevant strings > aside, checking pin positions, and using runny CA at their bases. > I'm assuming I won't be putting in new bridge pins, (client is on > fixed income and I may not be able to establish a warranty claim if > I can't find a contact #) I don't want to pull out the old and leave > my tool's imprint on the pin; or is that silly? If time and prints > weren't issues, I could go with the pull 'em out and swab with > epoxee method. But are the results considerably different from > those obtained with CA, on a new piano? I can't see how you're going to get that epoxy well into the bridge if you don't remove the occupant pins. If munging the pin is a concern, try using a pliers that doesn't have teeth or a pair of "duckbill" pliers. Ron Torrella Piano Technician
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