Hi, Ron, At 11:28 AM 12/30/2011, you wrote: >>I think I need to get the piano >>owner in my shop, discuss the entire situation with her, then proceed >> with caution. > >I agree 120%, and the age of the piano doesn't warrant any degree of >optimism whatsoever on the condition of the board. And that's the >foundation. Any work put on top of a dead soundboard will be >wasted. and then it's too late. Yup; and, in addition to plenty of discussion, there will also be a very competently written contract agreed to and signed before beginning work, right? > Not to put too fine an edge on it, but lipstick on the corpse > won't produce an acceptable prom date. <G> Hmmm...perhaps...have you heard the one about the young necrophiliac who finally achieved his childhood dream of becoming coroner? (...with continuing thanks to Tom Lehrer). Cheers! Horace
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