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Swabing Steinway D tuning pin hole
Thomas Black
02-04-2019 07:33
Never swabed a tuning pin hole. Remove pin and then what? I'm using Loctite CA glue but have always applied ...
Sam Lewis
02-05-2019 07:15
I've used both cotton swabs and cheap artists paint brushes. Have to change them often, but there were ...
Scott Cole
02-05-2019 11:09
Last time I did it I used a pipe cleaner. ------------------------------ Scott Cole, RPT rvpianotuner.com ...
Peter Grey
02-05-2019 13:28
Small bamboo shiskabob stick for me. Pwg ------------------------------ Peter Grey Stratham NH 603-686-2395 ...
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Swabing Steinway D tuning pin hole
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Thomas Black
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Never swabed a tuning pin hole. Remove pin and then what? I'm using Loctite CA glue but have always applied around existing pin.
Best way to apply ?
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Thomas Black
Decatur AL
256-350-9315
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I've used both cotton swabs and cheap artists paint brushes. Have to change them often, but there were no other issues.
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Sam Lewis
Sam Lewis Piano
White Bluff TN
615-417-7007
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Original Message:
Sent: 02-04-2019 07:32
From: Thomas Black
Subject: Swabing Steinway D tuning pin hole
Never swabed a tuning pin hole. Remove pin and then what? I'm using Loctite CA glue but have always applied around existing pin.
Best way to apply ?
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Thomas Black
Decatur AL
256-350-9315
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Scott Cole
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Last time I did it I used a pipe cleaner.
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Scott Cole, RPT
rvpianotuner.com
Talent, OR
(541-601-9033
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Sent: 02-05-2019 07:14
From: Samuel Lewis
Subject: Swabing Steinway D tuning pin hole
I've used both cotton swabs and cheap artists paint brushes. Have to change them often, but there were no other issues.
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Sam Lewis
Sam Lewis Piano
White Bluff TN
615-417-7007
Original Message:
Sent: 02-04-2019 07:32
From: Thomas Black
Subject: Swabing Steinway D tuning pin hole
Never swabed a tuning pin hole. Remove pin and then what? I'm using Loctite CA glue but have always applied around existing pin.
Best way to apply ?
------------------------------
Thomas Black
Decatur AL
256-350-9315
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Peter Grey
Posted 02-05-2019 13:28
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Small bamboo shiskabob stick for me.
Pwg
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Peter Grey
Stratham NH
603-686-2395
pianodoctor57@gmail.com
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Original Message
Original Message:
Sent: 02-05-2019 11:08
From: Scott Cole
Subject: Swabing Steinway D tuning pin hole
Last time I did it I used a pipe cleaner.
------------------------------
Scott Cole, RPT
rvpianotuner.com
Talent, OR
(541-601-9033
Original Message:
Sent: 02-05-2019 07:14
From: Samuel Lewis
Subject: Swabing Steinway D tuning pin hole
I've used both cotton swabs and cheap artists paint brushes. Have to change them often, but there were no other issues.
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Sam Lewis
Sam Lewis Piano
White Bluff TN
615-417-7007
Original Message:
Sent: 02-04-2019 07:32
From: Thomas Black
Subject: Swabing Steinway D tuning pin hole
Never swabed a tuning pin hole. Remove pin and then what? I'm using Loctite CA glue but have always applied around existing pin.
Best way to apply ?
------------------------------
Thomas Black
Decatur AL
256-350-9315
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