At 06:45 AM 11/19/98 EST, you wrote: >Greetings, > I have been seeing so many uses for the CA glue I never would have thought >of. It must be rubbing off, because now I am starting to voice with it. >occured to me to go all the way, and I gave their crowns four drops each of >Gold Bond CA, ( Frank Weston swears by this stuff, I am starting to agree). > Wham, bam! the next day the piano with the Golden crowns had two top >notes that were as clear and defined as I have ever heard!! >I wouldn't go so far to put the CA glue on hammers farther down in the >scale,(not at $332 a set, unbored!), but for these two notes, it became >obvious that nothing short of Hard would do. >Regards, >Ed Foote > Ed, I had a similar problem with an old rebuilt Chickering. I could_not_get the last two notes to be "loud" enough for the customer. As a last resort I applied CA to the strike point. They were bright. The customer loved it. Another case closed. Jon Page Harwich Port, Cape Cod, Mass. (jpage@capecod.net) ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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