> >Below is a question sent to me. Does anyone have any suggestions? ...
> >(double sided board) which will be stored for up to 5 years prior to use...
> >Rich


> >When something didn't work right, the first thing our in-flight technician
> >did was pull a suspected board, take a pencil erasure and clean the finger
> >-Steve Gregory-

As an old IBM'er from the bad old electromechanical days, I have to agree
with Steve, we used to use "Flexi-Stones" and some absolutely great 'eraser
things'.

I found a listing for "Eraser Company Inc" at www.eraser.com, they still
make 'eraser things' and the exact item that you want/need is an AA0670
(ABR6F) - Abrasive burnisher. They come 10 to a pack and could be mounted
on a key-chain or some such for instant access by the staff members who
issue the 'keys'.

Paul

ps  -   I was hoping that I could provide some useful input to this forum
         which has been of such great help to me in setting up my production
         line.

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