A client has a 100 year old Steinway upright, so sluggish its unplayable. The action centers are growing. Hammer butt centers are terrible. Wippen, dampers centers are a little discolored but have far less contamination. Why would this be? Could repeated lubrication of hammer centers over the years have made things worse in the long run? I am rebushing/repinning all double flanges for the lady. This will make it work. Birds eyes are stained green, will clean out wood with alcohol. I'm curious if the consensus is that all action centers should be done, not just hammer double flanges, or I could get in trouble. Dave Renaud Canada
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