At 11:26 AM 12/18/1999 -0600, you wrote: >Dear Friends, > >I have a customer with a 6-month old Chickering grand in satin ebony >finish. The 2 young daughters have enjoyed playing the piano while wearing >shorts. The sweat from their legs has caused some damage to the finish of >the bench top. The finish looks "whitish" in color, and kind of "blurry". >I have tried Cory Satin Ebony Polish, Cory KeyBrite, and Murphy's Oil Soap, >all without discernible change in the finish. > >Are there any chemicals or special procedures that you have used >successfully in this type of situation? I have seen this damage on >numerous occasions but have never tried to do anything about it, because >the customers never asked me to do anything about it before. > >Thanks for any and all suggestions. > >David Vanderhoofven >Joplin, Missouri > Treat as any other water mark. Denatured alcohol, carefully. ----------------------------------------------------- Click here for Free Video!! http://www.gohip.com/freevideo/
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