Wim writes:
<<When you are dealing with a $80,000 instrument, the customer has the right
to
<<demand that it be put back to its original condition.
Yes, but no more right than the customer with a $2,000 console.
>Blowing out the dust
>with an aircompressor is not the same as cleaning everything from top to
>bottom. Perhpas you have never worked with plaster dust. This stuff is nasty.
Hmm. I worked with plaster dust far more than I wanted to, and yes, it
is unpleasant,but no more so than many other airborne particles. It is inert,
and I also don't see why a piano would have to be destrung to be cleaned. ???
Regards,
Ed Foote
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