I often have a junk upright lying about to pillage for parts. Occasionally one comes with a decent set of ivory. A Steinway A2 arrived with plastic. It now has very nice ivory claimed from a Girard Hientzman. The key sides were ground way down by whomever did the plastic, leaving wide gaps between keys. I built up the sides; not grinding down the ivory to match the altered keys. Glued ivory first. Then used paint sticks cut into little rectangles, nice softwood. Clamp/glue to the side then grind to match the ivory size; Looks neat, clean, flush. I could and would do a compleat set of Ivory, but it would command a premium price. Cheers Dave Renaud RPT --- Rogério_Cunha <rogeriocunha@ajato.com.br> wrote: > The owner of the piano want that I apply ivory key > tops or some other tops > that seems to be ivory. ______________________________________________________________________ Find, Connect, Date! http://personals.yahoo.ca
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