To the List; I'm in the process of moving my grand piano from Poland to the US. It will travel via Atlantic Ocean. In Poland there are no pro-piano movers and I gues my family and friends will have to prepare the piano for the trip. Building a box is not a problem, but my main concern is the sealing the piano. It cannot be exposed to the ocean wet and salty air. The piano was build at the end of the 19th century in London and is a valuable instrument. Size simmilar to the size of Steinway B. Question: How can you seal the piano on your own? Any special material (plastic foil) is reguired? Can such old wood (sound board) be significantly affected and how by the sea air? Any suggestions will be greatly appreciate. Paul Siwko-Bajon Piano Tech Indiana University
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