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In Reply to: Piano lacquer finish refinishing posted by joebob on January 2, 2009 at 17:26:09:

Of telling you something stupid, since I don't know the depth or width of your scratch, what the finish is, etc., there are some old tricks you can do with small scratches. Most involve fillers and/or waxes of some kind. These may not be compatible with your current finish, but if they are, it's simple to fill with the right color, buff up, relax and ignore the fact that you just did a quick cosmetic job for your own benefit.

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Topic - Piano lacquer finish refinishing - joebob 17:26:09 01/02/09 (6)

RE: Piano lacquer finish refinishing - presidioent 15:02:05 03/01/09 (0)

RE: Piano lacquer finish refinishing - rccc@wildblue.net 20:01:33 01/23/09 (0)

At the risk - bartc 18:17:22 01/04/09 (0)

I'd call the factory first - John Marks 17:57:28 01/02/09 (4)

RE: I'd call the factory first - joebob 11:27:49 01/03/09 (3)

You misconstrued - John Marks 16:31:56 01/03/09 (2)

RE: You misconstrued - chris.redmond2@bushinternet.com 18:13:28 01/04/09 (0)

RE: You misconstrued - joebob 12:00:48 01/04/09 (0)

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At the risk - bartc 18:17:22 01/04/09 (0)

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