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In Reply to: the damping spots with bushings stay on? _ ‹nt› posted by Mart on August 17, 2013 at 02:09:07:
I did come across something somewhere where they drilled out the rivets holding those tuning dots on, laid the wire then reattached the dots with small screws & nuts. The alternative is to thread a whole lotta wire under those dots... or buy a pop-rivet tool. Of course, one can never have too many tools.
This is what happens when you take your time and let the acetone work.
On my way to get that pop-rivet tool and then lay down the new wire.
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Follow Ups
- RE: the damping spots with bushings stay on? _ ‹nt› - RickeyM 08/17/1306:48:48 08/17/13 (9)
- "Of course, one can never have too many tools." - wazoo 12:26:34 08/17/13 (5)
- RE: "Of course, one can never have too many tools." - RickeyM 13:51:35 08/17/13 (4)
- RE: "Of course, one can never have too many tools." - tcnicholas 19:31:14 08/18/13 (3)
- RE: "Of course, one can never have too many tools." - RickeyM 05:45:26 08/19/13 (2)
- RE: "Of course, one can never have too many tools." - kuribo 07:33:51 08/19/13 (1)
- nope nt. - RickeyM 21:49:44 08/19/13 (0)
- the tuning dot bushings weren't harmed by the acetone? _ ‹nt› - Mart 12:18:03 08/17/13 (2)
- the tuning dot bushings weren't harmed by the acetone? - RickeyM 13:10:59 08/17/13 (1)
- The tuning dot bushings weren't harmed by the acetone. - RickeyM 13:12:25 08/17/13 (0)
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