Hi List, We had a boo-boo in the storage "garage" in the basement of one of the recital halls. A pipe or something leaked on the cover which seeped through and sat of the lid at the very back and soaked in for about two weeks before the stage manager pulled it out for a concert. It is our secondary piano in that hall. It's a 1958 Baldwin D. No water got inside the piano and when I tuned it this morning after sitting out for a few days, the tuning was fine. (thank God for that). It has the old laquer finish which actually was starting to crackle all over prior to the accident and now has a platter sized white stain on it and feels rather gummy. Is this fixable or are we doomed to major surgery? Also, Does anyone have a suggestion (if it's fixable) who does refinishing work in the Nebraska/Kansas area?? Thanks Paul T. Williams Univ. of Nebraska -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: https://www.moypiano.com/ptg/caut.php/attachments/20061116/ba96a35c/attachment.html
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