Hi,
I own a Fender Rhodes Mark II. I have built up enough courage to try and have a go at dismantling it, cleaning it and replacing any parts that need replacing.
As you can see from the image below, my tines are badly corroded and rusty:
The piano plays fine but I would still like to remove as much rust and corrosion as possible. I would also like to prevent them from rusting any further.
I have read about various solutions to this problem on this forum - sandpaper, petrol, alcohol, wenol, WD40. Judging from the above pic, which of these do you think is the best solution?
Many thanks and keep up the good work - this forum is invaluable to newbies like me.
Alan.
I own a Fender Rhodes Mark II. I have built up enough courage to try and have a go at dismantling it, cleaning it and replacing any parts that need replacing.
As you can see from the image below, my tines are badly corroded and rusty:
The piano plays fine but I would still like to remove as much rust and corrosion as possible. I would also like to prevent them from rusting any further.
I have read about various solutions to this problem on this forum - sandpaper, petrol, alcohol, wenol, WD40. Judging from the above pic, which of these do you think is the best solution?
Many thanks and keep up the good work - this forum is invaluable to newbies like me.
Alan.