Piano Lac Finish

[gordon stelter]

Amen to that!!! I did a piano with M.L.Campbell
nitrocellulose ( now owned by Sherwin Williams ) and
the stuff took imprints, even from a paper towell
sitting on it in a  warm room, a YEAR after
spraying!!!
     I intend to use Pianolac from now on, and would
greatly appreciate some info on its successful
aplication, if anyone "cares to share"!
     Sincerely,
     Gordon Stelter

--- Erwinspiano@aol.com wrote:
> In a message dated 10/15/2002 5:13:51 AM Pacific
> Daylight Time, A440A@aol.com 
> writes:
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> > Subj:Piano Lac Finish 
> > Date:10/15/2002 5:13:51 AM Pacific Daylight Time
> > From:<A
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> 
> >                 Hi Ed 
> 
>              Having gone through a difficult time
> trying to convert to this 
> product we now are 
> > using the black with success and am quite happy
> with most things about it.  
> > It's  way way way !! tougher than our now
> reformulated Calif. nitro. cell. 
> > The new nitro is so soft that it imprints even
> after months of curing. The 
> > black does look grayer in direct sunlight  than
> does nitro so I need to 
> > figure out how to fix that in rub out.
> 
>          The gloss lacquer were still experimenting
> with but as yet no 
> success. These 
> > products spray differently and require smaller tip
> orifice. We are testing 
> > another piece today but so far we can't get it to
> fill from the bottom up 
> > and the stuff doesn't want to flow even though
> it's 50% humidity were using 
> > retarder when we spray. I've seen an example of a
> finished clear piece 
> > polished to a shine and it looks great but we yet
> to be successful. I think 
> > it's us but am beginning to wonder.
> 
>                    Dale Erwin
> 
> > 
> > Greetings,   
> >     At the suggestion of Jon Page, I have looked
> into the PIano Lac 
> > finishing.  It all looks like a great improvement
> over lacquer, so I would 
> > be 
> > interested in hearing from others that are using,
> or have tried this 
> > particular product.  I am trying to get my
> refinisher to use a harder 
> > finish 
> > than the Campbell's lacquer he is presently
> accustomed to, but people get 
> > set 
> > in their ways, sometimes. Maybe with several
> testimonials, I can get a 
> > little 
> > more traction. 
> >   Piano Lac= Pitfalls?  Boons?  Caveats?  
> > Thanks, 
> > Ed Foote RPT
> > _______________________________________________
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