Jon Page wrote: > > Chalk left on the keys, requiring extra effort to remove after many years. > Not only that, but interfering with any future marking which may be needed. > Wipe it off when done please. I have found that making a chalk mark on > the key stop rail to be sufficient and removed when correction is completed. > It keeps things nice and neat. Remember: neatness counts. > > Jon 'just workin' on an action with no one to complain to' Page > ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Amen to that, Jon. Actually, we have found that the cheapest chalk works best. It is so powdery that it is the easiest to wipe away. > If you have a piece of old, hard felt like a felt mute, use it to wipe off > the chalk. This takes off chalk marks better than any thing else I've ever > tried. (Just don't use the one you wipe teflon powder with <g>.) > > Gina > Gina's idea of a piece of felt is great. If you moisten the felt slightly, it works even better. Joel Rappaport Round Rock, Texas
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