<html> Hi Paul,               It is veneer that is pre glued with a thermo setting glue, Used in the cabinet making trade. A clothes iron will melt the glue as you just iron it on.. Most good hardware stares carry a good selection for edging. Great for repairing broken keys, bedding frames, and building up the sides of keys that have been badly recovered, and filed. I like the birch veneer for these kind of repairs. Experiment with it and you will find a few other uses. regards Roger At 08:54 AM 3/22/02 -0500, you wrote: >duh....what IS iron on veneer, anyway?? :) > > >jolly roger wrote: > > >>Hi Joel, >>              Is the mini tech on, keybedding, or 1001 ways to use iron >on >>veneer, in piano service.  <G> >>The devil made me ask. >>Roger >>  >> >> >>>Jeff, Roger et all... >>>This subject is the topic of a mini-tech in Chicago.  Paul Dempsey is >>>teaching the class for the Institute.   These problems and more will be >>>covered in the fast paced 40 minute class.  Hope you all can be there, >as >>>this sounds like a  problem encountered by many techs. >>>    See you in Chicago. >>>Joel >>>-- >>>Joel A. Jones >>>Assistant Institute Director >>>Chicago - June 26 - 30,2002 >>><a href="http://www.ptg.org/conv.htm" eudora="autourl">http://www.ptg.org/conv.htm</a> >>> >> > >------------------- >Paul E. Dempsey RPT >Piano Technician >Department of Music >Marshall University > </html>