Bill, why dont you do it yourself ? This is something you can do even with no experience, tho it will cost you lots of time and effort to get it good enough, certainly more then you can make any real money on. But you can learn a good deal about the process in the effort, and perhaps even get a good discussion going on this list about methods and tricks to boot. I think a lot of techs would do well to have this technique down well enough to use it from time to time. On a piano, a decent French Polish looks absolutely wonderfull. BSimon999@AOL.COM wrote: > > I have a customer who would like to have his old Steinway upright French > polished rather than refinished. It is in relatively good shape, but this > would really set it off and "preserve the antique value." > > Does anyone in the Phoenix area know of someone who does this work locally? > > Thank you, > > Bill Simon > Phoenix -- Richard Brekne I.C.P.T.G. N.P.T.F. Associate, PTG Bergen, Norway
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