Veneer

[Nichols]

Hazen,


So.... this klunker has a bad veneer-ial disease?


    Constantines is an okay source for cheaper stuff and smaller pieces.

You know.... sometimes it just doesn't pay to go with cheap veneer. 
Cost-per-sq.ft difference is negligible compared to the consequences of 
poor adhesion or sub-standard appearance.

There are many sources for high-quality bubble-free good-looking veneer.
Try   http://www.oakwoodveneer.com/ , or call them at 800 426-6018.



Guy Nichols
Ft. Stinkin' Desert, NM


At 06:25 PM 1/4/02 -0500, you wrote:
>Hi list,
>  This question might have been asked before,I need info on where to 
> purchase veneer.Not only high quality veneer,but also B grade veneer for 
> the klunkers that
>need some help.Like the one I'm working on, having to do major 
>glueing,veneering,
>work to refinish.The action needs nothing short of major rebuild.The piano 
>needs
>pinblock,restringing,front rail pins,balance rail pins,all felt & 
>cloth.(EVERYTHING).I
>told the customer it was not worth it,but it has sentimental value.So he 
>is gonna
>get it refinished,with new keytops,so it will look nice in his home.Maybe 
>one day later,get action,and piano work done,as no one plays anyway.I 
>can't level the keys,because of the pins.Should I maybe, block the keys up 
>to level them,just for looks? It sounds crazy,but they were not taking no 
>for an answer.
>
>Thanks,
>Hazen Bannister