Tie one end of a string around the strip and the other end to a capstan and pull it straight. Should lighten the touch of that one note. Go to the hardware store and get a new stip of finish molding, cut to length, drill two hole for screws and attach it to the key blocks. Drill a hole in the fall board, put a dowel pin in the strip. Fall board will keep it staight. Glue on a new strip of nameboard felt. That should help. Put a brass pull on it so the pianist can push it back when the want to play a sharp. Screw it to the top of a middle key, maybe middle C. Get an extra long balance rail pin and tie them together. Newton (11:41 pm waiting for my 17 year old daugher to get home.)
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