---------------------- multipart/alternative attachment Susan, A quick question. What if, for some reason, that I want to get the glue joint apart later. Have you ever tried it? Greg Newell Susan Kline wrote: > At 08:35 PM 12/04/2000 -0600, you wrote: > >> 10:30 PM, and I have the replacement suction box and auto shut off >> switch installed, rewired, and putting the case together when I >> bumped the switch button and it fell out of the switch. I found the >> button under the piano and took the switch body apart. The button >> was a plastic covered dowel that was glued to a plastic disc. I >> scraped the glue from the parts, put a SMALL drop of white glue on >> the button and a small drop of CA to the plastic disc, let the white >> glue begin to flash, then pressed to two together. SHAZAM!!!! >> Instant bond! Very strong. I smiled to myself and said "thank you >> Susan Kline." >> >> And thanks to all who take the time to share their experiences on >> this list >> >> Paul Chick > > > (My pleasure ... with me that inward-facing smile happens so > dependably that it is part of the process.) > > I think you also would have felt the plastic disc getting slightly > warm during the SHAZAM. > > If the switch ever comes apart again, please let me know. So far so > good, and I've never found that a CA-white glue bond came apart later, > but it's a fairly new procedure, so it doesn't hurt to solicit data. I > was encouraged that Donnie Byrd's Titebond-CA glued plastic keytops in > Cuba were still completely okay after a year of heavy use. > > Susan ---------------------- multipart/alternative attachment An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: https://www.moypiano.com/ptg/pianotech.php/attachments/b8/a5/9d/25/attachment.htm ---------------------- multipart/alternative attachment--
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