~ 1948 Supro Lap Steel Refurbishment ~ Page 7; Donor Electronics Assembly: |
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Donor electronics plate before cleanup and installation. All is well on the top side. |
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Notice catalytic anti-corrosion oil drops on small pits to soak before hand rubbing / buffing out. |
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All is well on the bottom side. Same as the original for this steel guitar. |
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Interesting, but not to worry if someone finds this on their steel's capacitor: Dust gets pulled into the electromagnetic field between the capacitor and the pickup and electronics plate, and sticks itself to that field's side of the capacitor's wax. It looks like a fungus mold but it's just dust and will wipe off with catalytic oil applied to a Q-tip as shown further below, and wiped clean with clean Q-tips. Wipe softly with the Q-tips to prevent wiping wax off of the capacitor. |
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The electronics compartment doesn't get accessed much; So cleaning nooks and crannies is nice. Light oil should also be applied to Q-tips and a thin film coated on metal surfaces to help prevent corrosion. |
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Brown paper bag paper is great for hand rubbing with oils and compounds. Pickup cap shown after first catalytic oil rubbing. |
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