<html> Woodcraft carries some different kinds of veneer, which I have been able to use either as patch or on the top of the rim.  The former came in a sheet, and the latter as a roll.  They have all different sizes of rolls.  Their email is woodcraft.com, and they can give you the web address.  The Parkersburg, WV store near me is 304-485-4050.  It's easier for me -- I just go up and get what I need, as it's only 35 miles away.  But they're a national chain and carry some good stuff, and their central office has product support. Wally Wilson, RPT Ravenswood, WV Columbus, OH  chapter At 06:25 PM 1/4/02 -0500, you wrote: <blockquote type=cite cite>Hi list, This question might have been asked before,I need info on where to purchase veneer.Not only high quality veneer,but also B grade veneer for the klunkers that need some help.Like the one I'm working on, having to do major glueing,veneering, work to refinish.The action needs nothing short of major rebuild.The piano needs pinblock,restringing,front rail pins,balance rail pins,all felt & cloth.(EVERYTHING).I told the customer it was not worth it,but it has sentimental value.So he is gonna get it refinished,with new keytops,so it will look nice in his home.Maybe one day later,get action,and piano work done,as no one plays anyway.I can't level the keys,because of the pins.Should I maybe, block the keys up to level them,just for looks? It sounds crazy,but they were not taking no for an answer. Thanks, Hazen Bannister </blockquote> </html>