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<span style="font-family:Helvetica, helvetica, arial, sans serif;font-size:12px;">Greetings,<br><br>My client wanted to replace the hardware on his rusted piano (a 2004 Kohler & Campbell, KGC650). He figured he could save a bit by doing this part himself. In the process of removing the lock assembly for replacement, the finish chipped. He said it felt like the finish was glued to the hardware. He didn’t apply a tool in this area, it came off when the hardware came off (this is the new part in the photo).<br><br>How fixable is this? I don’t have any experience refinishing, so any advice would be appreciated.<br><br>Regards,<br><br>Rob McCall<br>Murrieta, CA</span>
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