We received this interesting relate about the red glue from Eric Frampton.
"22 de dez. de 2023,
I’ve just finished the lye treatment on my red glue JD-800. I wanted to add my $.02 to the notes:
Someone elsewhere on the web recommended LA’s Awesome Cleaner (undiluted) for spot treatment. I can concur that this softens up the red glue enough that, with a fingernail and some careful scrubbing, you can get excess glue off the exterior lower key rail without removing paint.
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| All-Purpose Cleaner Spray |
When I did the lye treatment, it clouded up (left a white film on) a bunch of the black keys, and fogged up most of the white ones. I used Novus #2 Plastic polish (Fine Scratch Remover) to polish, and everything cleared up very nicely. This was after lye/dish soap/etc.
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| Plastic polisher |
Hope this helps someone."
About Eric Frampton
Keyboards, keyboard tech
Classically trained in piano from age five, Eric wears many hats including keyboardist, producer, composer, and technician. He has worked with a diverse range of artists including the B-52s, Boston, Paul Simon, Lionel Richie, Collective Soul, Yanni, Billy Currington, Mother’s Finest, Greg Manning, Tate Stevens, Stuck Mojo, and Fozzy.
Eric has written six musicals, performed on hundreds of album projects, produced commercial music for everyone from the Atlanta Braves to the QVC network, and even recorded cues for a couple of feature films.
You can also catch him performing with his 80’s tribute band, Electric Avenue.
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Thanks Eric Frampton!
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