[pianotech] polyester repair

William Monroe bill at a440piano.net
Sun Apr 19 18:36:44 PDT 2009


Of course.  Same as working with CA glue, Epoxy, lacquer, driving a car,
flying in a plane, mouthing off in a pub, etc., etc., etc.  Many of the
things we do as technicians are hazardous without proper precaution.  When
using Poly, I "always" use a respirator when mixing and pouring the liquid.
Once it's set (about 5 minutes from when you start mixing it) no more fumes,
no more respiratory issues.

William R. Monroe


On Sun, Apr 19, 2009 at 11:34 AM, David and Jean Weiss <
1djweiss at embarqmail.com> wrote:

>  Regarding the recent discussion about polyester repair;
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> Are the materials toxic?  I’ve sometimes thought about learning to repair
> polyester, but I wonder if there are negative health consequences to working
> with the material.
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> David Weiss
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