plate spraying!

[Barrie Heaton]

You've intreigued me,

How do you persuade your clients to spray the frame in the home?  I use
tins of celleluse spray and I try to do it outside,  if I can't then I
wheel it out of my workshop down the bottom of the garden and into to
garden shed.  Where I spray it in there.  The reason for this is the
over spray,  it gets everywhere and tarnishes any metal surfaces such as
your tools.  The smell is horrendous.  Breatheing aparatus is required.
Just currious how you get away with it.

I always remove my frames however I use clout nails (the sort builders
use when refelting roofs) they have a very large head and I use them for
the agraft holes.

Barrie.

In article <333D9187.58DD@asan.com>, jptuner <jptuner@asan.com> writes
>hello all,
>           I have been wondering when spraying plates with spray paint,
>can the oils from the paint effect the pin block,of course when i
>restring i always spray the plate to make it look good, the plate does
>not come out ,these are restringing jobs in homes or my shop, i have
>restrung close to a 100 or so pianos and have not had a problem yet.But
>does it or could it effect the pin block.PS I have never used a clear
>coat on the finish, but my results are very pleasing,i will try the
>clear on my next job.
>                            jptuner!
>





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