---------------------- multipart/alternative attachment Ladies and gents, I just got through with a job for a really picky customer who had complained about "chipped" keys on an RX2 Kawai. I suspected glue on the sides of the keytops, and when I got there, I found that I was right. I took some very fine sandpaper and took it off. Unfortunately, in my enthuiasm, I took a some of the shine off of a bit of the keytop....:-(. Luckily, I had some Flitz metal AND fiberglass polish with me. After trying it on a dummy keytop I'd brought along as a guinea pig with great results, I used it on the offended key and voila! Shiny as a new penny! Mr. Picky was satisfied, at least with the keys..was I surprised to get a call from him an hour later saying that "E above middle C is out of tune?" Like many people who can't help but focus too much on small things, it's hard to for them to see the big picture. Nonetheless, I learned a new use for a familiar product. Versatile stuff, that Flitz. Dave Stahl ---------------------- multipart/alternative attachment An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: https://www.moypiano.com/ptg/pianotech.php/attachments/17/0b/01/40/attachment.htm ---------------------- multipart/alternative attachment--
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