To use it on an upright without tilting it, be sure to NOT use a thin viscosity. I use just a plain medium viscosity and apply at the 12 o'clock position, carefully. It will wick into the bushing and be very effective. At least it always has been for me, and I use it a lot. If you're worried about dripping down the plate, just have some Q-Tips to wipe it away. Although even if it does drip down the plate it won't do any harm.
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"That Tuning Guy"
Scott Kerns
Lincoln, Nebraska
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Original Message:
Sent: 09-19-2024 07:11
From: Patrick Greene
Subject: What Glue Are We All Using For Loose Tuning Pins?
What is the best way to apply it on an upright? I have used it a couple of times on old grands. Thanks!
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Patrick Greene
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Knoxville TN
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Original Message:
Sent: 09-19-2024 01:44
From: Patsi Franklin
Subject: What Glue Are We All Using For Loose Tuning Pins?
Thinnest viscosity CA glue with NO KICKER. Just let the couple of drops of CA air dry over time.
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Patsi Franklin RPT
Maitland FL
Original Message:
Sent: 09-18-2024 21:32
From: Cobrun Sells
Subject: What Glue Are We All Using For Loose Tuning Pins?
I've used Zap-a-Gap Thin for loose tuning pins.
What else is everyone else using? Why? What pros does it have? Cons?