I have a Yamaha vertical that, somehow, got several keys up above the keypins. The tops of these pins come to a fairly sharp edge and when the keys were pushed back down the pin got in between the bushing and the wood. This has cause some wood damage in the bushing hole. I've steamed out the bushings and cleaned out the pieces of wood fragments in the hole. Now, looking down at the holes, I have a slight U-shape instead of a flat surface to which to glue the busings on one side. Does anyone have an idea of how to repair the wood to make a flat glue surface again. Somehow, the wood needs to be built up. I have several ideas to try, but I thought I'd check first and see if anyone has already had and solved this problem. Any help would be GREATLY appreciated. Thanks. Avery Todd University of Houston atodd@uh.edu
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