Our Piano Refinishing Process.
Preparation.
Old finishes must be completely removed. Stripping old finish is dirty business, but if it is rushed or incomplete, the evidence will surface in the new finish. Once down to the bare wood, repairs can be made. When done properly, all of this work will vanish underneath the new, beautiful finish.
Repairs.
Common repairs are made for deep scratches, damaged edges, loose or missing veneer. Often, case parts are also damaged or broken. Lids get broken, legs get loose, pedals break apart – and all have to be addressed during this stage of the refinishing process.
Spraying.
At Atlanta Piano Refinishing, we take each step of the refinishing process carefully and methodically to achieve factory-level finishes. Whether that is bringing a vintage art case back to its original glory or enjoying a contemporary high-gloss finish, the early stages of preparation make the final result possible.
Final Rub.
At Atlanta Piano Refinishing, we take each step of the refinishing process carefully and methodically to achieve factory-level finishes. Whether that is bringing a vintage art case back to its original glory or enjoying a contemporary high-gloss finish, the early stages of preparation make the final result possible.
The results we get in the finished piano is a because of the thorough approach we take throughout our piano refinishing process, and it’s what set’s us apart from other refinishers. At Atlanta Piano Refinishing, we believe that getting the best results on the final finish means taking extra care in the first stages of preparation.
You can see pictures of some of our most recently completed pianos on our gallery page.
If you have more questions, or if your ready to get started, contact us. We look forward to hearing from you.