>Here's their website: http://howardproducts.com/ If you do much of this type of work, you might consider setting yourself up as a dealer for their product and save $$. I buy the various colors in larger containers to keep in the shop. I use this stuff on all almost all my used pianos which come through the store. You can also buy their packaged kits which are great to sell to a customer with a finish in need of some help. Keep some along with all the accessories you should offer for your customers, such as Damp-Chasers, caster cups, etc. Bill Jeffreys Tyler Piano Co Tyler, TX >Tom Servinsky wrote: > >>Where can Howard's be purchased? > >Tom, I found it in an antique store over here. It might be available in >Lowe's or Home Depot over there, but you will have better luck in an >antique store. > >A search on: > >Howards restore-a-finish > >will give you a bunch of hits of where to find it on the net. > >-Phil Bondi(Fl) > > >_______________________________________________ >pianotech list info: https://www.moypiano.com/resources/#archives
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