Hello Wim, Thank you very much for your explanation, I also tried with different epoxy materials, I like research, I never said anything, because I still have a doubt. One of the things that helps keep the grip is its coeficient of elasticity, I donīt think epoxy has been long enough on the market to prove that it wonīt degrade somehow. I have worked on pianos whicha are over 100 years sometimes, and a well treated wood, and well cared for proved to be still in good condition. I said this in an earlier post, but I can repeat it. I still remember some of the first pianoactions that came with plastic parts in them, and were advertized by manufacturers as proven that plastic would overlast wood. Now a day I have a whole collection of these pianos in good working order except for the plastic parts (elbows and buts) I think everyone knows which I am refering to, Elian Degen Piano Tuner and Technician Caracas, Venezuela degen@telcel.net.ve Phone 58-2-748547/ 58-14-9222981 Fax 58-2-748547
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