A cover on the piano helps the varnish ro take his time to dry, slowing the solvents evaporation. and protect of fly dust of course. Isaac OLEG Wait till > the air in the shop gets quiet. Lay it on, tip toe out and hope > for the best. > > > >David Love > > > David, > I've been reading the posts on this topic and have been hesitant > to jump in since I'm > not a refinisher and rarely do this work myself. However, I have > finished a couple of > soundboards in varnish. I've used the Behlen violin varnish. > Have you or others tried > that? It seems to dry quite rapidly by varnish standards. Not > too much problem with > dust. To my eye it gives a nice finish. It seems to dry hard > enough to sand out or > buff out without too much wait time. The downside is that it's expensive. > > Phil F > > > >
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