<HTML><HEAD></HEAD> <BODY> Ah yes, enthusiasm...that can get you= in trouble...;-]   Always a good idea to temper your= enthusiasm... David Ilvedson -----= Original message= ----------------------------------------> From: <<A= href="mailto:Piannaman@aol.com">Piannaman@aol.com</A>> To:= <<A= href="mailto:pianotech@ptg.org">pianotech@ptg.org</A>> Rec= eived: Sat, 16 Oct 2004 02:04:53 EDT Subject: A different use= for Flitz Ladies= and gents, I just got through with a job for a really= picky customer who had complained about "chipped" keys on an RX2= Kawai.  I suspected glue on the sides of the keytops, and= when I got there, I found that I was right.   I= took some very fine sandpaper and took it off.=  Unfortunately, in my enthuiasm, I took a some of the shine= off of a bit of the keytop....:-(.  Luckily, I had some= Flitz metal AND fiberglass polish with me.  After trying it= on a dummy keytop I'd brought along as a guinea pig with great= results, I used it on the offended key and voila!  Shiny as= a new penny!  Mr. Picky was satisfied, at least with the= keys..was I surprised to get a call from him an hour later= saying that "E above middle C is out of tune?"  = Like many people who can't help but focus too much on= small things, it's hard to for them to see the big picture.= Nonetheless, I learned a new use for a familiar product.=  Versatile stuff, that Flitz.   Dave= Stahl </BODY></HTML>