Hi Greg, I'd suggest either analine powder, or trans-tint dyes (alcohol soluble). Either one should be able to be had in any of your favorite flavors. Hmmm. I suppose it might cause a reaction with CA. Try little first would be my MO. William R. Monroe I'm preparing a piano for our chapter's "Gross Anatomy" session, and would > like to find a dye or universal colorant of some kind for CA glue and for > nitrocellulose lacquer. I want to make it easy to see how far CA penetrates > the pinblock, and how far lacquer penetrates hammers. > > The lacquer will probably take the universal colorants I already use for > shellac tinting, but I'm thinking that would probably turn the CA to stone. > I didn't try it yet. > > Any chemists in the house? > > Thanks, > > Greg Graham > > > -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <http://ptg.org/pipermail/pianotech_ptg.org/attachments/20090217/282ae241/attachment.html>
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