Dear List, I have a Weber piano - entry level model console, continental style that the right side panel has come loose. The piano is still under warranty - that is not the problem. I would like some advice on how to put this panel back where it belongs. The glue joint between the frame and panel separated absolutely clean - no fibres pulled out of the panel. There are no dowels or screws between the frame and panel and since this is a polyester finish I can't see putting screws through from the outside of the panel into the frame. Where the keybed attaches to the panel there are 3 screws that pulled out, along with most of the wood fibre around the screws. The only place the panel is still attached is the block of wood that connects the panel to the bottom board. Is it necessary to use the same type of glue? Would it be best to remove the 3 screws at the keybed and start 3 new holes? Are there any special techniques to use while clamping to guarantee that the keybed is back where it ought to be? Just want to be sure before I glue this up. Thanks in advance Paul Plumb, B.Mus. Plumb Pianos London, Canada culink.com/~plumb/PlumbPianos.htm
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