Hi Eugenia, As I said, I was hoping that my post would create some discussion. So many are talking about ways to treat vertigris and so many say that it always comes back. There is no question in my mind that replacing parts is the best solution and that converting to teflon would be more expensive than the cost of the parts. However I believe that it would be a permanent solution if you have the skills to make teflon work. Teflon bushings require a lot more precision fitting than felt because they are a harder material. The birdseye would have to be sanded flat to accommodate the teflon bushing. It could be done if you wanted to. Norm Barrett Memphis, TN Eugenia Carter wrote: > Hi Norm, > > Fred is one of the treasures of PTG and of piano technology in general. And > yes, he is definitely pro teflon. Teflon had its advantages but it also had > its disadvantages. >
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