Monsey Piano Tuning And Repair

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For pianos in Monsey Piano Tuning And Repair call Charles Flaum, who has been an active supporter of the Monsey piano playing community for decades.

Piano Knowledge tips – It might seem crazy, but Common household products such as "lemon oil" or inexpensive "furniture polish" offer no protection from scratching. Worse, they actually soften the finish!

It might surprise you, but DON”T USE POLISH! Most piano manufacturers recommend AGAINST using polishes. This is because of the potential for damage to the finish and contamination of other parts of the instrument.

AVOID AEROSOLS AND SPRAYS: Thousands of working parts in a piano can be destroyed by silicon, sprays and oils of any kind. Over-spray contaminates piano strings, tuning pins and action parts.

AVOID OILS AND SILICONES: These products contaminate the wood and complicate future refinishing or repairs. Silicone is truly dangerous to pianos because it spreads and causes extensive internal damage to hundreds of small mechanical piano parts.

CORY PRODUCT IS SAFE AND RECOMMENDED: Cory’s Piano Cleaning Products can help to ...
... restore luster and even reduce the proclivity of some pianos to show fingerprints. To prevent scratching, always dust before polishing. Apply sparingly; all moisture should be wiped clean with a dry soft cloth so no visible film remains. Cory also comes with a nice key cleaning product.

Monsey piano Tuning And Repair: Flaum is often in Monsey tuning for neighborhood piano owners. Enhance your piano playing enjoyment by maintaining the condition of your playable instrument. Remember insurance appraisals are a good idea and regular maintenance can add value to your investment.

Charles Flaum has been a Registered Piano Technician with an active clientele for over 20 years.monsey piano tuning and repair He completed the two year course in Advanced Piano Technology at North Bennet Street School where he was trained to a deep level of craftsmanship using the Swedish system of craftsmanship training known as “sloyd,” which promotes the development of character and the honing of technical as well as intellectual skills. Charles shares his depth of piano knowledge in a way that is fascinating and often amusing. He teaches by telling countless stories about the nature and history of these complex instruments. One of his greatest strengths as a communicator is his understanding of piano players, piano teachers and piano owners. Over the past twenty years Charles has worked as a Baldwin Concert & Artist Technician, tuned for festivals in New England and recording artists like Marian McPartland, and served as President of his local chapter of the Piano Technician’s Guild.http://www.rocklandpianotuning.com.