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    Graphite DAG 154 coating

    Hi guys,
    I've read several discussions about using graphite for coil shields and remember using such a material when I restored a piano years ago. It is called DAG 154:
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    Seems common for piano repair purposes, but pretty expensive.
    Mine dropped off a shelf onto the garage floor and made a miserable black spot I haven't been able to clean off. Too bad they used a glass jar for containment...
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    Source for DAG 154?

    Do you know where I can get a small quantity of DAG 154, ~ 1 gal? I understand it is useful as a substrate for copper plating plastic materials and I want to try it. Thanks - Jim

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      http://www.sheetmusic1.com/lubricants.html

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