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<DIV>Dave,</DIV>
<DIV>I'm chiming in late, hope it will help. Phil Glenn would be a =
great
resource for this situation with his specific knowledge of Young Chang =
finishes,
and his expertise in polyester repair and polishing. I'm sure =
he
would be happy to advise you. </DIV>
<DIV>Ruth Phillips </DIV>
<DIV><BR>Date: Fri, 29 Jul 2005 22:27:04 EDT<BR>From: <A
href="">Piannaman@aol.com</A><BR>To: <A
href="">pianotech@ptg.org</A><BR>Subject: Re: Howdya get CA off of
polyester???<BR>Listers,<BR>=20<BR>I bought a tube of =
acetone/super-glue remover
at the local Ace hardware =20<BR>today in hopes that I could get this =
puppy
taken care of. I took it over t=<BR>o a=20<BR>piano =
store and
spooged some ZAP CA glue onto a like piece of piano now
bei=<BR>ng=20<BR>used as a desk. I let it dry for awhile, then =
applied
the remover. The=20<BR>results were unbecoming, to put it
mildly. Don't try this at home, kids. =
=20=<BR>It=20<BR>discolors and
re-textures the finish. It may work on the shiny stuff,
but=20=<BR>not on=20<BR>the satin.<BR>=20<BR>I hope keyslips =
aren't too
expensive.<BR>=20<BR>Dave Stahl<BR>=20<BR></DIV>
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