[pianotech] pinblock protection

[William Monroe]

I don't.  Some do.  There's no "standard" as such.  In your case I wouldn't
because I wouldn't want poly in the pin holes.  I also don't use a pin
driving fluid as some others do, and I'm not sure to what degree
polyurethane would effect the final result or longevity of the pinning job.


William R. Monroe



On Tue, Sep 6, 2011 at 10:38 AM, Noah Frere <noahfrere at gmail.com> wrote:

> Ya'll paint something on the pinblock to protect it? I've only repinned one
> so far and i didn't refinish that one. But the upright i'm about to repin I
> sanded down to a nice look, and I'm thinking it might be best to
> polyurethane it. if I let some poly drip into the holes, it might effect pin
> torque, but then again it might not. i could poly it after I repin it as
> well. I really don't know the standard procedure (obviously.)
>
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