Rogerio, Clean the pins with steel wool or scotch brite and CPL. I recommend the Key Bushing Iron to size the bushings which is available from Pianotek. Lube the felt with teflon powder. ( I mix it with CPL and apply it sparringly with a small brush). Also ease the hole on the bottom of the key. Do you have the tool which fits in from the button to ease the inside of the hole? Buff the capstans on a felt wheel to a high shine. Punch a hole in a piece of cardboard to fit over the capstan, then hold it on the keystick to prevent wheel marks on the key. Burnishing the repetition lever and brushing /lubing the knuckles is helpful also. Then check the hammer flange centers. Jon Page Harwich Port, Cape Cod, Mass. (jpage@capecod.net) ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ At 08:27 PM 11/12/98 -0200, you wrote: >To the list >I am regulating a grand action where there are very much friction and I >detected that the great of this friction is on the balance rail pins. What >is the better product in order to lubricate this pins? >There are another good thing to do? > >
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