> Ron, > And you want a detailed list? Why? Why not? I'm wondering what a "got it all" "real rebuild" that isn't a "remanufacture" is. I don't have any problem describing what I do to a customer's piano if someone is interested. Why would you? You know damned well what a "rebuild" > entails. No Joe, I don't, which is why I asked. Anyone who's been in the business since Tuesday has been called to service someone's "rebuilt" piano that proved to be anything from beautifully remanufactured (*extremely* rare), to a crappie shelter that someone blew out the chunks, glued on (but didn't trim)new keytops (much more common), or anything in between. >do you need to see my list to validate my ability or thoroughness > or???? Why is it you can't just take my word? Not following your insistance > here bub. Joe, it's not a matter of trust. I've never seen any of your work, so I have nothing to judge by except what you say, and when you say something got "it all", but didn't, then I have nothing to go on except a contradiction. That makes "got it all" empty hype, so I can't help but wonder what was actually done to the piano. I don't see anything at all unreasonable about that, and wonder why there is so much resistance to outlining a rough list of what was done to the piano that produced such a fine result. Ron N
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