State University of New York at Stony Brook Stony Brook, NY Joseph Vitti Piano Technician Music 516 632-7330 03-Apr-1995 02:43pm EDT FROM: JVITTI TO: Remote Addressee ( _pianotech@byu.edu ) Subject: New Product I've enjoyed the information on the "new" products for pianos, this one however is real. Protek Lubricants has recently developed a new fluoropolymer which will protect unfinished keys and action parts from liquid damage, coffee, tea, coke,water,juice etc.. The product forms a molecular net bonding to the wood allowing the wood to breath but not allowing liquids to pass through. Liquids bead up and shed off. It's easy to apply by spraying or brushing. Testing has included submerging keys in water for an hour to spilling coke, that's right C- oca Cola onto the keys while in the piano. While the control keys warped stuck and twisted, the treated keys were undamaged. We think most piano owners would be interested in an product that will protect their instruments from damage. It will also provide piano technicians with an additional service to piano owners that requires technical expertise. Your serious feedback would be appreciated. Joe Vitti Protek Lubricants Piano Technician SUNY StonyBrook JVitti@allin1.cc.sunysb.edu
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