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#1235521 - 07/22/09 05:48 PM Lubricants
micsan Junior Member Registered: 04/19/07 Posts: 12	Hi folks; Know you have some good ideas on action lubricants. Wonder if any of you have tried or used B'laster Dry Lub. Made with PTFE (whatever that is). Have tried it on one of my old junkers that's headed for the landfill. Have experimented on all parts of the action, key bed/key frame, etc. Seems to work really well, but haven't dared to use on any customer pianos. If anyone has had any experience with this or any advice, would greatly appreciate. Comes in an aerosol can, comes out looking "wet" but immediately becomes dry. Cheers - Ray Micsan
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#1235528 - 07/22/09 06:01 PM Re: Lubricants [Re: micsan]
Erus Full Member Registered: 12/26/07 Posts: 386 Loc: Mexico	PTFE = Polytetrafluoroethylene ---> Teflon
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