A good friend/piano technician of mind prefers a production lacquer for hardening hammers. He says it doesn't get as hard as top quality lacquers which he likes...for what its worth. > > John; > Any 'Good' quality laquer will suffice. Use gloss laquer as it contains no > sterates for dulling the finish. I prefer not to use sealer for hammer work > as it contains sterates which will be filtered out in the top layers of the > hammer, much as keytop material is. > If the object of treating hammers is to build up the base felts resistance > than any materials left on the surface will not add to resistance in the sub > surface. > Jim Bryant (FL) > > > > David Ilvedson, RPT Pacifica, CA ilvey@jps.net
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