In a message dated 3/22/99 4:25:55 AM US Eastern Standard Time, BSimon1234@AOL.COM writes: << I would NEVER use Garfields pintite solution on a piano >> It has been my understanding that Garfields IS, basically, glycerin and alcohol. I have used them interchangeably in the past with identical results. Is there something I don't know about Garfields? RptBob1@AOL.COM writes: <> I just did that a month ago on a basket case upright that had been treated with glycerin/alco a few years ago and had loose pins again. (nothing to lose) It went from pulling the tuning lever back around to tunable, but I don't know about the long term results yet. Half way through the CA treatment, I discovered several sand paper shims, but it was too late to turn back. Does anybody know about the effects of this or any treatment on sandpaper. I admit I'm holding my breath a little on this one. John S.
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