Naugahyde refinishing

[Greg Graham]

I've been asked to refinish a Naugahyde Wurlitzer
("grandma's piano must be saved!") similar to the
photo attached.  I gave all the standard disclaimers,
and they are still interested.

The piano in question has wood case trim that looks
like it was used as a workbench, but the Naugahyde
that covers 75% of it is intact, if dull.  

Has anyone successfully cleaned up the Naugahyde,
and/or used a spray dye for automobile vinyl tops? 
Any compatibility problems with the 1950's Wurli hyde?
 Is it vinyl?

The dye worked great on my old 1977 Ford LTD, which
had the top dyed in 1989.  It had the best looking
vinyl top at the 2006 demolition derby, so I know it
lasts! 

I just don't want to end up with melted Nauga-goo.
Consider this question part of "testing in an
inconspicuous area". 

Greg Graham
Brodheadsville, PA


 
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