[pianotech] Freight Damage to New Piano

[Mark Wisner]

If it's possible to get replacement parts from the factory, I'd go that way.  It would probably be cheaper to get new part from China than to pay a poly guy.

Mark Wisner

-----Original Message-----
>From: Robert Gray <pianos at pianosandmore.co.nz>
>Sent: Jul 4, 2009 1:04 AM
>To: pianotech at ptg.org
>Subject: [pianotech] Freight Damage to New Piano
>
>Hi List
> 
>I am working through a insurance claim, for compensation to repair this
>piano.
> 
>This piano has been imported new from China.
> 
>I have had furniture finisher's say they will repair it & others say not to
>touch it, the finish on a new piano cannot be repaired.
> 
>Most marks are surface scuff marks, with one small scratch.
> 
>Any experience's or advice would be gratefully excepted.
> 
>Robert 
> 
> 
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