In a message dated Tue, 19 Mar 2002 3:00:02 AM Eastern Standard Time, Richard Brekne <Richard.Brekne@grieg.uib.no> writes: > > > > Yes....moot and loofoot and all that I am sure. But WE (field techs) do > not glue hammer felt back onto the molding. I have not come across > a tool for doing so in the field before, and wonder if the tool you mention > is appropriate at all. In anycase its a waste of time. Any way you > add it up you are much better off replacing heads. > > Otherwise I gotta admit I misread the post.... probably because I couldnt > dream anyone would seriously consider trying to reglue hammer felt to mouldings > in this fashion that were damaged in this fashion. > > MA > > Ricb Richard, where can I find your type of clientele. WE (field techs) can only afford to do what the client can afford to do. I know not all repairs are very "acceptable" but if it keeps a piano in the house and the kids still taking lessons until the client can afford new hammers or a new piano, it is definitely worth it. David Koelzer DFW
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