Thanks to all who responded with helpful suggestions. And to Ed Sutton for correctly pointing out that I am touching up the keysticks, not the sharps themselves. -- Paul Milesi Staff Piano Technician Howard University Department of Music Washington, DC (202) 806-4565 Shop/Office (202) 246-3136 Cell >> -----Original Message----- >> From: caut-bounces at ptg.org [mailto:caut-bounces at ptg.org] On Behalf Of Paul >> Milesi >> Sent: Monday, July 18, 2011 7:22 AM >> To: PTG Pianotech List; PTG CAUT List >> Subject: [CAUT] Sharp Keystick Touch-Up >> >> I have many pianos at the school that need extensive touch-up of the black >> paint on the keysticks of sharps -- more extensive than can probably be done >> efficiently and easily with a Sharpie I think. What are the best techniques >> and materials for re-applying paint or other black substance to the >> keysticks? Best paint and source? Should I mask off the sharps? Spray vs >> brush or other applicators? >> >> Many are Steinway and Baldwin grands, some nice pianos, so I'd like to do a >> good, clean job here. Thanks for any advice. >> -- >> Paul Milesi >> Staff Piano Technician >> Howard University Department of Music >> Washington, DC >> (202) 806-4565 Shop/Office >> (202) 246-3136 Cell > >
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