Ward & Probst wrote: > > Hello List, > > Question for those who have used CA glue to treat pinblocks. I have > noticed that the fumes from the thin CA glue are quite strong. How do > you handle the fumes when treating a pinblock with CA in a customer's > home? Please assume that the piano is not worth moving to the shop for > this procedure. > > Thanks, > Dale > > Dale Probst > Registered Piano Technician > Ward & Probst, Inc. > Piano & Organ Service > Wichita Falls, TX > wardprobst@cst.net I open windows, even in the winter! You need cross ventilation to get rid of those fumes. I also place a large fan in the window blowing outward to bring in fresh air and push out the fumes. I suspect that the fumes are very dangerous. If you can't work in safe conditions, don't take thata job. Your health is the top priority!!!!! -- Frank Cahill Associate Member Northern Va
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