Hi Matthew, You could do the keytop replacement without tools, but having the jigs and tools cuts down on the time required and makes for a neater job. I suggest you read Bill Spurlock's articles on keytop replacement before starting. Feel free to contact me if you would like more information. Respectfully, Jon >Greetings all, > >I am going to practice keytop replacement on my old practice piano >shortly. What have you all found is the best way to mix PVC-E glue? > >I have a set of moulded tops (sorry Joe), PVC-E glue, and a router. >I am taking Randy's course and he of course sells his Genesis Jig as >well. I don't have that, but can I still practice the actual >replacement job without it? I have not been at this very long and I >don't have all the great tools and stuff you all have, I am just >asking with what I have right now if I can do it. > >Thanks, >Matthew -- Jon Ralinovsky Piano Technician Department of Music Miami University 513/529-6548
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