Disklavier

Does anyone have any good ideas for cleaning a high gloss disklavier.  I have 
a DC3Pro and have been using a piano polish.  I use Pledge Grab-It's for 
in-between dusting.  But now the polish seems to be building up.  A friend 
suggested that I try Murphy's Wood Soap.  Has anyone use this and how were 
your results.  The Pledge Grab-It's work great because they are antistatic.  
Interested in your input.

Bil

The finish on your DKV is plastic.  You should never use polish because, as 
you can see, it builds up because it does not sink in.   Actually something 
like Turtle wax that you use on your car would work better.  This polyester 
finish will also buff out using a new, clean buffing wheel in your electric 
drill.

Normally use a soft cloth, like an old T shirt, with just a little water.  
In this case, use a damp t-shert like cloth, and spray a little Windex on 
it.  See if this cuts through the polish build up.  Try just a little place 
first.

For maintenance dusting, I find that the Swiffers work great!

Carol Beigel


>From: Babycak901@...
>Reply-To: disklavier@yahoogroups.com
>To: dug@..., disklavier@yahoogroups.com
>Subject: [disklavier] Disklavier Cleaning?
>Date: Sun, 9 Sep 2001 20:54:42 EDT
>
>Does anyone have any good ideas for cleaning a high gloss disklavier.  I 
>have
>a DC3Pro and have been using a piano polish.  I use Pledge Grab-It's for
>in-between dusting.  But now the polish seems to be building up.  A friend
>suggested that I try Murphy's Wood Soap.  Has anyone use this and how were
>your results.  The Pledge Grab-It's work great because they are antistatic.
>Interested in your input.
>
>Bil


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