----- Original Message ----- > JD wrote: SNIP > I would not hesitate to > use other hard-setting glues for sticking down the soundboard. There > is quite a choice: > > 1. A casein glue such as Cascamite Not familiar with that stuff > 2. Aerolite 306, urea-formaldehye resin glue > <http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Aerolite-306-Synthetic-Resin-Wood-Glue_W0QQitemZ350013342206> Ahh! No! > 3. West Systems epoxy Ahhhhh, Ahhhhhh!!!!!! Nooooooooo!!!!!!! Say it ain't so! Man, I've suggested that I find Titebond difficult to remove from a joint. But at least Titebond IS removable. Epoxy? Yeah, It'll sure work, but please have some mercy on the next guy to put a board in that piano down the road! > All these allow plenty of time before setting/curing and all of them > are, I think, completely resistant to moisture. The last two are for sure, as well as they are resistant to removal! That just ain't right! Terry Farrell -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: https://www.moypiano.com/ptg/pianotech.php/attachments/20080121/a079d9f6/attachment.html
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