finishing questions .... second edition

Greg Newell gnewell@ameritech.net
Thu, 17 Feb 2005 16:27:41 -0500


Greetings again listees,
         I just had a chance to go out to the shop and try the acetone 
suggestion and have discovered something. The lighter color that I thought 
was a sun bleached area is in fact and area without poor filler in it. I 
have expanded that area with the help of the acetone and a scotch bright 
pad. My question now whether to try and fill back in the filler that's 
missing or strip it all out and start from scratch. Also, when I used the 
acetone I must have had some silicone in the wood because it did seem to 
want to repel the acetone on the surface. In other words, small dots would 
dry faster than other areas of the wood surface kind of a thing, Very 
descriptive wouldn't you say? :-) Anyway should I go for stripping all the 
old filler out (how?) or just blend back in with some new filler? Thanks 
for all your collective help!!!


Greg Newell
Greg's piano Forté
mailto:gnewell@ameritech.net 



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