Steam treating hard hammers

[Wayne Walker]

I have a customer with a newer Chinese piano with harsh sounding hammers. I
have tried chemical softener, needled and the piano still sounds bad. The
customer has chemical sensitivity so I can't use anything in her home now. I
was there a couple of weeks ago and used the steam method on the hammers and
it work great. I was happy and the customer was happy, but today she left a
voice mail saying the piano is harsh sounding again. How long will the steam
method last? Will I need to do this often? I just want to have a happy
customer with out having to swap pianos with her.
 
Wayne
 
Wayne Walker
Piano Tuner / Technician
Musicstop Acoustic Piano Service
264 Herring Cove Road
Halifax, NS, Canada
B3P 1M1
902-221-1540
902-496-0041 Fax
HYPERLINK "http://www.musicstop.com/"www.musicstop.com

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