From Kenny Balys Sent Sun, Jul 29th 2018, 20:57
From Kenny Balys Sent Sun, Jul 29th 2018, 20:57
I am super nervous about oil of any kind as I strongly suspect that some combination of oil and other crap lead to the destruction of my JP-4's sliders (now replaced). Naturally I wouldn't be hosing things down with oil. Eucalyptus oil was suggested. I will get some of that and keep it around. The AH suggestion of Tea Tree Oil for the treatment of mildew and fungus infested synths has been a godsend. My formally smelly Crumar (from an Italian cellar) now smells like a synth should; slick and business. And any modules in my modular rig had better match my Monde stuff or get out of town! ;) On 29.07.18 19:26 , John Emond wrote: > I've had mixed results using Goo Gone, a citrus-based remover, on some old > Roland keyboards. You could always get a bunch of old Pittsburgh modules with > their Dymo tape aesthetic instead. Of course the Monde modules won't blend > in. > > Cheers, > > John > > Monde Synthesizer gives you More www.mondesynthesizer.com > >> On Jul 29, 2018, at 12:20 PM, Kenny Balys <xxxxx@xxxxxxxx.xxx> wrote: >> >> >> Thank you all for the wonderful tips! >> >> >> The message is received loud and clear -> absolutely no Acetone on any >> synth >> >> >> Trying Florian's blow dryer / paper towel trick first. >> >> Then I will try the lighter fluid if that fails. >> >> Lastly, a dab of WD40. >> >> And if its still there, then I will learn to love it. >> >> ps: I will _never_ stop using Dymotape. Its cool. >