Hey Phil. Good thing a replacement shelf was available! I would suspect the solvent for the CA dissolved the polyester resin, and that is why you had a smeared area. I suspect it could be repaired by a little sanding (if needed) followed by buffing???????????? Dern tootin' good thang it didn't happen in the middle of the lid on one of them thar three-leggers! Terry Farrell ----- Original Message ----- From: "Phil Bondi" <tito@PhilBondi.com> To: "Pianotech List" <pianotech@ptg.org> Sent: Tuesday, November 06, 2001 4:36 PM Subject: CA oops > Embarrasing..but here's what happened: > > while tuning a brand new Vertical Black Hi Gloss Poly piano today, the > maker's 'emblem' fell off..it is attached to the section just above the > break on the plate..sooo..I grab the emblem, and my CA, a little dap will do > ya, and re-attach the emblem..no big deal, right? > > oops. > > Somehow, a little CA got onto the shelf that holds music. It is attached by > 6 screws, 3 on either side of the front face(?)..and of course the shelf > itself is ribbed so music won't slip forward on it. > > I grabbed the solvent..followed the directions, and made more of a mess than > anyone reading would want to bargain for. > > I called the dealer and told them to order a new shelf pronto..in the > meantime, I have this shelf, new Polyester kit, and a willingness to make it > right anyway...but what happen?..would anyone venture to guess why the CA > chose to spread instead of just 'go away' with the solvent? > > No, this is NOT a test!, > > Phil > > >
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