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[Don]

Hi Jean-Jacques,

Increasing humidity will generally increase whatever crown and bear are
existant--but over the long term it will not maintain it. The crown will
still gradually disappear over time. The loss may happen at a slower rate,
if humidity never changes.

At 04:17 PM 4/11/2005 +0200, you wrote:
>Hello list and Ron,
>
>I can see that maintaining a crown 'restored', so to speak, by steaming the 
>soundboard would be a problem. I assume this could only be tried on an 
>instrument that has spent much time in a very dry environment and is moved
to an 
>area that has normal or even high humidity levels. Whould this change
alone be 
>sufficient to maintain the crown? 
>
>About the glue joints coming apart, I can see that this would indeed by a
risk 
>factor. How about using a simple humidifier instead of steaming? 
>
>Thanks for the comments,
>
>Peace
>
>Jean-Jacques Granas
>Warsaw
>
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