In a message dated 6/2/99 12:19:09 AM !!!First Boot!!!, Billbrpt@AOL.COM writes: << Remember that if you have the keyslip binding against the white keys of a grand and causing them to stick down, you cannot shim the keyslip out from the keybed the way you can in a verticle. It would cause the action to not be able to shift properly. Now, this may seem obvious but the number of business cards with the letters, "RPT" on them that I have pulled from between the keyslip and keyframe is embarrasingly high. >> The proper repair on a front rail, either grand or vertical, is to cut a front rail punching in half, and put it in back of (next to the keyframe), the screw hole. Willem Blees
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