>Then you'll be trying a set with PVCE real soon now, right? Ron N< Ron - I've got a suitable candidate piano (not a customer's) sitting in the shop right now, needing new keytops. I've got a pint of Schaff's PVCE sitting on my shelf that I've been meaning to try. I'll give it a go here as soon as I get a plastic to wood conversion done on a spinet action which is torn apart on several benches. If there are any nit-picky type of details concerning your methodology which you would like me to try, drop me a note, so that I'm recreating your exact techniques as far as possible. Have you yourself used contact cement on keytops? If not, or if you would like to try it again using the methods of someone who uses it all the time, I would be happy to send detailed instructions as to my techniques that you could try. Not on a customer's piano or keys, of course, but on some extras that you have around your shop. The results of this might be interesting to post. Chuck Behm -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <http://ptg.org/pipermail/pianotech.php/attachments/20100103/80e729c2/attachment.htm>
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