I encountered a similar problem on another brand. The letters were very thin brass that were held onto the fallboard by an adhesive--not the type of brass letters that are set into the wood, and not a decal that was under the lacquer. The way I fixed it was: 1. I measured carefully and marked the position of the letter where it should be placed. 2. I turned the letter upside down and sprayed it with an areasol adhesive (3m makes one that is available in most auto body stores. 3. I picked up the letter with a tweezers and positioned & applied it to the previously marked spot. You could also use super glue I suppose. Glenn Grafton Grafton Piano & Organ Co. >Dear List, > >I have a customer with a Young Chang F-110 console. Five of the metal >letters have come off of the fallboard. She says her kids didn't do it! I >know I can order individual letters from YC, but what would be the best >type of adhesive (epoxy) for this? I didn't plan on respraying the fallbd >and new letters with lacquer again as done at the factory, or is this >mandatory? > >I've serviced many YC's in the past, but I haven't seen this problem >before. > >Daryl Matthies >Mathis Piano Service
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