How to apply graphite?

[Robin Stevens]

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 Calin....Be aware that in a badly worn action the leather wears off the
button and the bare wood of the button damages the supposedly smooth long
wooden board making it impossible to do a quick repair. Completely stripp=
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the action and resurfacing and repairing the long burnished section is th=
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only way.=0D
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My advice....RUN=0D
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Best of luck=0D
Robin Stevens=0D
South Australia=0D
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From: Pianotech=0D
Date: 03/10/05 03:20:03=0D
To: pianotech@ptg.org=0D
Subject: How to apply graphite?=0D
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Hi!=0D
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I need some help: I managed to get some graphite powder. Now how do I app=
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it to the leather and jacks of this very old upright (from 1860 - in whic=
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the jacks escape by sliding on a long wooden board with adjustable screws=
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covered in leather)?=0D
The old graphite there looks shiny, like it was somehow burnished...?=0D
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Regards,=0D
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  Calin Tantareanu=0D
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  e-mail: calin.tantareanu@gmx.net=0D
  http://calintantareanu.tripod.com=0D
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