A River Ran Through It

[Billbrpt@aol.com]

In a message dated 98-02-05 23:33:03 EST, you write:

<< Everything is now dry and in remarkably good shape. >>
   I don't have any suggestions about what to look for but I think that if
this piano recovers well it will show where the true stregnth of Kimball
products is.   Kimball's laminated wood products are exceptionally strong and
resiliant under this kind of stress.  I think Del would agree with me on this.
    Take one problem at a time, correct that which is incorrect and you should
end up with a properly functioning instrument again.  I've also repaired water
damaged Kimball pianos before and had a relatively easy time with them.  Some
other more expensive pianos were more fragile.  When there is flood damage and
a lot of pianos in one area, you get to see the effects on the different
makes.
    Thanks Tom, for taking this on and not rejecting it out of hand or quoting
a price that is way out of line.
    Bill Bremmer RPT
    Madison, Wisconsin