Marton Maues wrote: > > I am presently serving the instruments from the "Caarlos Gomes Foundation" biggest > conservatory in the Country. > Due to the climatic conditions - we're in the middle of the rain forest - problems with > termites are a constant here. > I have, for many years, been employing 'methyl bromide' quite successfully, but of late, > as a side effect, there has appeared an astonishingly severe corrosion on metal parts, > especially on the strings. > The core of the matter is I'm calling out for help: what are you people doing to > eliuminate termites without damaging the instruments? > As I'm not at home at the moment, I'm using a friends facilities here in Belem. So, > please, any reply should be addressed to his e-mail: marton@nautilus.com.br , mentioning > my name: Jose Kalmus. > I'd be extremely grateful for any help you could provide me with, including possible > e-addresses from other technicians. > I do hope you can, in any way, help me. > best regards, > J.Kalmus ---------- Ron Berry, RPT, Indianapolis, IN mailto:ronberry@iquest.net check out the Piano Page at: http://www.prairienet.org/arts/ptg/ for great information about Pianos
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