Hi Mark, The Baldwin will respond in a very positive manner. Knowing Steinway and the amount of dope that they use,you may have to resort to other techniques. Including needling directly at the strike point. Just keep increasing the amount of steam slowly to get the desired result, and remember to dry iron as the final step. Just use common sense and you will do just fine. Roger At 09:21 AM 03/09/99 -0400, you wrote: >Roger - > >What kind of success have you had using this method on older, very hard >hammers that still have plenty of felt left to work with? I have two >specific pianos that I service for piano teachers who have put off new >hammers because of the expense, one an older Steinway M, and the other a >50's Acrosonic. Both very nice pianos with rock hard hammers - "harsh" >doesn't quite describe it. > >Any experience/luck steaming these critters? > >Mark Potter >bases-loaded@juno.com > Roger Jolly Baldwin Yamaha Piano Centre Saskatoon and Regina Saskatchewan, Canada. 306-665-0213 Fax 652-0505
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