Wurlitzer/Samick case repair

Clyde Hollinger cedel@supernet.com
Wed, 22 Sep 1999 08:07:09 -0400


Patrick,

Webb Phillips, RPT (215-491-3045) sells a wood rebuilder kit.  I've never used
it, but I've seen him demonstrate it at conventions and it might fill the bill
for you.  If you decide to go this route I would definitely suggest doing some
experimenting on scraps before trying it on something important.  Others may
have better suggestions.

Clyde Hollinger, RPT

J Patrick Draine wrote:

> List:A new client, a hotel, has a Wurlitzer G452 (5' 2") grand (10-15 years
> old, serial # not apparent), which is fitted with a Music Systems Research
> "piano CD" serial # C09979001.
>
> My immediate problem with this piano is that the lid hinges have been
> ripped from the case.
> In a fit of optimism I thought that we merely had a case of stripped screws
> but all the "wood" directly under the hinges attached to the case is ripped
> out. Of course this "wood" is a combination of lousy veneer, MDF (sp?), and
> polyester filler.
> I am soliciting advice on how best to make a satisfactory repair. I confess
> that I am *not* a refined woodworker.
>
> Patrcik




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