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Walnut Teaching Piano With "White Out" Stains

Posted by SMiller on 10/18/2002, 10:05 pm
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We have an opportunity to purchase the teaching piano from our children's piano teacher. The piano is in excellent technical condition. The only problem is the White Out she used to modify music for her students has left some sizeable stains on the wood. We tried Wood Cover Up Markers which worked on the smaller spots but not on the larger spots. I have heard White Out permeates wood. Does your product remove this type of stain or is this a hopeless situation?Thanks.

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--Previous Message-- : We have an opportunity to purchase the : teaching piano from our children's piano : teacher. The piano is in excellent : technical condition. The only problem is : the White Out she used to modify music for : her students has left some sizeable stains : on the wood. We tried Wood Cover Up Markers : which worked on the smaller spots but not on : the larger spots. I have heard White Out : permeates wood. Does your product remove : this type of stain or is this a hopeless : situation?Thanks. : : : :

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