Kawaii Finish

[Frances Helms]

Thanks to all who replied.  I have done estensive refinishing in everything EXCEPT poly finishes.

I have done some work with polyurethane on only pianos owned by me, for experimentation.  They turned out not too badly, some slight blems - but noone who saw the pianos noticed them, and they were "give -aways", so no-one would have cared. Still this does not make me any kind of expert with this type of finish.

I have the lid in my home, and have done the patchwork -which looks pretty good.  While the finish does not have to be perfect, I would like it to look as good as possible.  So will follow your suggestion if I can find someone local who does more work with poly.

Thanks again,
Fran
VOCE88@aol.com wrote:

>The good news here is that you are working on a lid. This can be brought to 
>your shop (or someone else's). 
>
>If you haven't done poly repair or refinishing and looks are important, I 
>would highly recommend finding someone local to do the work. We do poly 
>repairs and complete poly finishes. It isn't rocket science, it is just 
>different from lacquer.
>
>Good Luck,
>
>Richard Galassini
>Cunningham piano Company
>Philadelphia, Pa.
>(215) 991-0834
>URL:http://voce88.tripod.com/richspianopage
>

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