Hello Richard I would RUN away if I were you! The hassle is just not worth it. Over a period of time plastis degrades and you'll be in for a lot of T R O U B L E. Though I am not conversant with this piano the nearest I can get is a 1960s "Bentley" an English piano. In this the flanges are all plastic - and now, 40-or-so years on they are breaking. There are no replacements and the flanges are not the same size as standard - the gap for the lever or damper body being to wide etc. Sell your lady client a replacement piano - better still a new one then neither of you will look back. Another plan (cunning one this) suggest she get the existing spinet thingy transformed into a drinks cabinet. Whoops!" She's a teetotaller.... Regards Michael G (UK)
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