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On 12/2/05 3:50 PM, "Wimblees@aol.com" <Wimblees@aol.com> wrote:
> Our older D on stage has a lot of hand and finger prints all over the sid=
es of
> the case. It is looking really bad. Even students are complaining. How ca=
n I
> remove them and make the case look better?
> =20
> Willem Blees, RPT
> Piano Tuner/Technician
> School of Music
> University of Alabama
> Tuscaloosa, AL
>=20
Hi Wim,
I use the Cory products. Don=B9t know the brand names off hand, but
there=B9s a cleaner and a polisher for satin. They do a nice job of keeping i=
t
looking new. Good for removing that black hand grease buildup on the top of
the rim where singers like to put their hands (and elsewhere), too.
When a case develops a bunch of micro-scratches, a wool-waxing (0000
steel wool with lubricant, rubbing parallel to the grain) will bring it bac=
k
to like new. But you don=B9t want to do that too often, as it wears away
finish. Maybe every other year or more. Or for a really special occasion.
Regards,
Fred Sturm
University of New Mexico
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