Refinishing Warning

[Farrell]

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Are you using nitrocellulose laquers? Or have you tried water-base?

Not JUST an Associate

Terry Farrell
Associate PTG Member
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From: <Bigeartb@AOL.COM>
To: <pianotech@ptg.org>
Sent: Thursday, January 24, 2002 6:27 PM
Subject: Re: Refinishing Warning


> Lacquer drying too fast trapping moisture will cause the finish to=20
> blush....white. El cheap oh lacquer will cause the finish to look=20
> unclear...dull...a little frosty glass looking.....el cheap oh stain =
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> cause the finish to look dull. I have been refinishing pianos for a =
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> years and pay high dollar for quality lacquer which produces quality=20
> work....that is if I know how to appy it. Retarder will prevent =
blushing but=20
> it will increase the gloss and decrease the hardness of the finish. On =
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> other hand too much "fish eye" will cause the finish to turn dull and=20
> "Purple".
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> Tommy Black
> Just an associate in Decatur, Ala.

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