Hi Gina, So there really does exist a sense of humor on this list. You have a real devotee in Jon Page who took me to task over my one liner. In fact, I just sat here for fifteen minutes debating whether or not to open your mail ! ! I've just gotta learn how to make those fancy faces et al so those who don't know me know that I'm joking. Anyhow, thanks for the info. You and others have been a great help. Now I'll go and Goof Off. John >Now John, > >I resemble that remark. Here I spent hours and hours, (ok 2 minutes just >seemed like hours and hours), plowing through the archives, searching and >searching for information just for you, and you hit it on the nail. <bg> > >Gina > >----- Original Message ----- >From: John Lillico, RPT <staytuned@idirect.com> >To: <pianotech@ptg.org> >Sent: Tuesday, January 25, 2000 9:57 PM >Subject: Re: Sticky plastic key tops > > >> >Try "goof off". It's used for just such problem. Beware! It's a strong >solvent, I thing toluene. Work fast and don't let the stuff sit on the keys >for a long time. Wipe off excess immediately. >> > >> >Frank Cahill >> >Associate Member, Piano Technicians Guild >> >Northern Va >> >> Thanks, Frank. >> >> I sincerely thought Gina was expressing her feelings but, I believe you. >> >> John Lillico, RPT, >> Oakville, Ontario, Canada >> >> >>
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