Sharp Buffing

[Farrell]

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I used the White Rouge buffing compound from Pianotek. Looking at their =
catalog, I see that the white rouge is recommended for plastic and =
metals. They also offer a Black Rouge specifically for ebony sharps. =
While the white stuff seemed to work quite well for the sharps, maybe =
next time I give the black rouge a whirl and see if it offers any =
advantage.

Yes they did look a bit brownish before - I think just the dull finish =
gave it that appearance.

Terry Farrell
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  Did you use any compound, or polish? They looked brownish, before.
  They do look good.
  John M. Ross
  Windsor, Nova Scotia, Canada
  jrpiano@win.eastlink.ca
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    Amazing what a quick turn on the buffing wheel will do to a set of =
sharps! These are from a lightly-used 1938 Baldwin M grand.

    Terry Farrell
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