So do you share the opinions of many of the others so far that this is probaby not due to shock, but rather to cold storage / poor transportation proceedures ? Paul McCloud wrote: > I do a lot of polyester work, and this sounds like poly. I seriously > doubt if the damage could be repaired, assuming that it is indeed poly. > There is no way to amalgamate polyester that is cured. I have had very > limited success using super glue dripped into cracks, most often it > doesn't wick into the cracks. > There is a company in Orange County, Esquire Piano that claims they > can do an invisible polyester repair. Some day I'll get up there and > see if this really can be done without refinishing. If there's anybody > who can do CLEAR polyester repair of cracks over wood grain, invisibly, > without stripping, I'd like to know how you do it. > Thanks > Paul McCloud > San Diego > > -- > mailto:pmc333@earthlink.net -- Richard Brekne RPT, N.P.T.F. Bergen, Norway mailto:Richard.Brekne@grieg.uib.no
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