Keith, The closest thing I have to that is a *Michael's *craft store -- the closest after that is over an hour away. The last time I checked *Michael's* they only had Locktite brand, which I don't want to use -- the products I've used were not quite water thin and I've read some reports by others (on list) who had bad experiences. I will recheck, though. Are there any other national brands that have proven reliable? My concern is freshness -- I guess there's no guarantee of that no matter where I get it though. I figure if it makes my eyes water, it's okay :) Another general question: On Dryburgh's site they recommend using the spritzer after applying the CA. I've never used accelerator for tuning pins before, and it's hard for me to imagine the advantage. Does it allow you to check torque and do your fine tuning immediately after application? Seems to me it may interfere with the capillary action if used too quickly. Thanks, Court On Wed, Sep 30, 2009 at 4:14 PM, Keith McGavern <kam544 at allegiance.tv>wrote: > Court, > Try a local model airplane hobby shop. The one I buy from carries 2 oz > bottles of thin CA and applicators. > > Keith > > On Sep 30, 2009, at 3:05 PM, Court Stewart wrote: > > Has anyone been in contact with Dryburgh Adhesives lately? I've tried > calling their number but get a message that it's been temporarily > disconnected. If they are still around, alternate contact info would be > much appreciated. Alternately, a supplier of a thin CA glue comparable to > *Hot Stuff* would be helpful -- I'm not too happy with what's available > locally. > > Thanks, > Court Stewart > Associate PTG > > > -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <http://ptg.org/pipermail/pianotech.php/attachments/20090930/13528cc1/attachment.htm>
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