Well, sure it returns eventually. And eventually the
piano will be compost, as will our physical bodies.
But, as well as this worked, I suspect it will be
decades before it is this bad again. And I'll be
making about minimum wage on this job by the time I'm
through, as it is !
Thump
P.S. I intend to be playing this thing regularly when
I'm done with it, so I AM trying to make it nice!
P.P.S. I'll also get it with some CPL before
re-assembly.
--- David Nereson <dnereson@4dv.net> wrote:
> gordon stelter wrote:
>
> >There. Now I've yelled it. Saved me FIFTEEN HOURS
> on
> >this gummed-up rail, I'm sure!
> > Cheers,
> > Thump
> >
> >P.S. I did follow it with carb cleaner, but I'll
> try
> >the brake cleaner alone, on the next one.
> >"Gummy jacks, Iiii's a comin'" !!!
> >
> >
> >
>
> I imagine it does a similar job as starter fluid
> (active ingredient:
> ether), which also seems to dissolve vertigris and
> make it go away, at
> least temporarily. But does it, like mildew, return
> eventually?
> --Dave Nereson, RPT
>
>
>
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