[CAUT] Cleaning up..., part 2

[G Cousins]

Agreed, I have had good success using Naptha too to remove all sorts of goo from satin pianos.

If it is just glue type of material, tehn a product called "Goo-Gone does work but you then need naptha to remove the goo-gone.  Doubling the working time.  I prefer the naptha.  and ....wear gloves.

 

As a noted sage likes to say:  It should work, unless it doesn't"

Gerry Cousins

WCUPA
 


From: wardprobst at wardprobst.com
To: caut at ptg.org
Date: Mon, 1 Mar 2010 12:39:03 -0600
Subject: Re: [CAUT] Cleaning up..., part 2


Hey Alan,
Naphtha shouldn't hurt the satin lacquer if it's cured. Usual disclaimer applies, try it in an inconspicuous place first.
DP

Dale Probst, RPT
Registered Piano Technician
Midwestern State University
 
 


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Yamaha recommends using naptha to remove adhesive residue from their high gloss poly dampers, and this has worked well for us.  What would clean adhesive and writing (!) off of satin lacquer finished dampers (such as Steinway)?


 		 	   		  
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