How to wipe the outer surface of the piano, how to wipe the piano properly

In fact, how to wipe the piano sounds very simple, and many people have their own wiping methods! But wiping the piano is a primary school question, how to wipe the piano paint surface is less damaged, how to polish bright, not everyone is clear! Next, I will bring some good methods we have summarized to consumers!

Why is it said to be scratched around, because the dust is all granular, large and small, and all have a certain hardness, directly hold the cloth with your hands, and then have a force applied to the paint surface, it will definitely cause damage to the paint surface! Many friends asked me: "Why is it that not long after I bought the piano, there were many scratches on the lacquer surface, and we usually pay attention to it, and it is very ......well protected."In fact, a large part of it is caused by this reason, so I remind everyone to be careful!

A good way is to use a feather duster, gently dust off the dust, the force should not be too heavy, you can operate several times if you can't do it once! (Before dusting, you should also try to remove the original dust on the feather duster, and knock twice on the wall) After the dust is removed, you can't wipe it with water, you should use a clean and cool dried piano cloth, spray it with a special piano brightener (generally when you buy a piano, and then buy it when you run out) But there is a good way to use it, if the method is not appropriate, it will be very hard to wipe, and the final paint will not be bright! Multiplier!

Spray an appropriate amount of brightener evenly on the piano cloth, and then rotate and wipe on the piano lacquer surface, (don't go straight up, wipe straight up and down) In this way, the paint surface will be very bright and can be used as a mirror! Save time and effort, and achieve the effect of doing more with less!

It needs to be wiped with brightener.

Dust removal: Do not directly hold the cloth in your hand and scratch directly on the piano lacquer surface. Because the dust is all granular, large and small, and all have a certain hardness, if you hold the cloth directly with your hands, and then there is a force applied to the paint surface, it will inevitably cause some damage to the paint surface.

Use a feather duster to dust off the dust, the force should not be too heavy, and you can operate it several times if it doesn't work at a time.

Wiping: Spray an appropriate amount of brightener evenly on the piano cloth, and then rotate it on the piano lacquer surface to wipe.

The right way is to keep the nozzle as far away from the cloth as possible, and don't be afraid of waste. In this way, the wiped piano will be brighter.

1. If the dust falls on the surface of the piano, don't rush to wipe it directly with a dry cloth, because too much dust will scratch the gloss of the paint surface during the process of wiping with a dry cloth. If this is done all the time, it will leave scratches on the surface of the piano. So to remove the dust from the surface of the piano, you can first soak the dry cloth with clean water, then wring it out, and then wipe it in one direction.

Then, continue to wipe with a soft cloth. This solves the problem of dust and does not damage the gloss of the piano's surface.

2. In addition, you can also use a wool duster to dust off the dust in one direction, and then wipe it with a soft fabric. However, it should be noted that the duster is easy to absorb dust, so it is necessary to shake off the dust in time.

3. In fact, the outside of the piano is very easy to clean, as long as the dust is removed. The dust on the keys can be wiped with a damp cloth along the gaps of the keys, not horizontally, as it is easy for the dust to enter the cracks. If you want to be more detailed, you can wipe the side of the key with a towel when you press down on the key, so that it will be more thorough.

4. It is very recommended to wax or varnish the piano without authorization, as inexperienced techniques will cause the wax to adhere to the surface of the piano. At the same time, when wiping the keys, be careful not to allow moisture to penetrate into the keys or the keybed, otherwise the piano will swell with moisture or the hammers will loosen. Also, do not clean the piano with any cleaning products, as the detergent may damage the piano's paint.

The inside of the piano should also be cleaned. A large number of pure woolen felts are used inside the piano, and once these felts are eaten by insects, it is quite cumbersome to replace them, and the losses are quite large. Therefore, it is necessary to pay attention to the cleanliness of the inside, and you can place some mothballs to prevent insects.

1. Prepare a soft brush (duster), soft cotton cloth, and liquid furniture wax (3M car Bu He Na wax) before wiping. Coarse fiber products such as towels should be avoided to prevent scratches on the paint surface when wiping. There are two advantages of using wax, one is to remove small scratches on the paint surface, and the other is to form a wax film on the paint surface to prevent the oxidation of the metal parts of the piano shell and maintain the brightness of the paint surface.

This is a function that is not available with water, alcohol, or detergents.

2. Use a soft brush (duster) to remove the floating dust on the surface of the piano. This prevents large particles of dust from scratching the paint surface when wiping.

3. Wipe the paint surface with a soft cotton cloth coated with wax (the matte paint surface should be wiped with a damp soft cotton cloth pat pin).

4. Wipe the keys with a damp soft cotton cloth (pinch hard to avoid water) from the inside (in the direction of the music stand) to the outside (in the direction of the piano lock).

5. For the keys with stains, you can wipe them with a soft cotton cloth dipped in a little toothpaste. After the stain is removed, wipe the keys with a damp soft cotton cloth.

It depends on what type of piano you want to clean. The wooden furniture parts of the piano, including the highly polished finish, are usually cleaned with a soft, lint-free cloth that can be slightly moistened with water. If the wood has a texture, wipe it in the direction of the grain.

Be careful with commercially available furniture polishes; Brighteners for special pianos can be used for different types of piano finishes. In any case, follow the piano manufacturer's recommendations if available. Botong Instruments has published a lot of articles on how to clean the piano before, so if you are interested, you can read it.

To clean the surface of the keys, you can use a mild soap and water solution to lightly dampen a cloth and wipe the surface of the keys, but do not allow water to run down the sides of the keys. Then immediately dry the key surface with a dry cloth. Especially for key surfaces made of ivory, never allow water to stay on them for any time, otherwise the ivory may bend and loosen.

Stains on the black keys are rarely wiped off, so you may want to use separate cloths for the black and white keys. "

In order to ensure that the paint film of the piano is bright and clean, the surface should be wiped frequently with a soft cloth. If there is an oil mark of human body fat on the outside, sweat dripping on the paint surface of the piano shell will leave traces. If it is not removed at that time, it will form spots over time.

To remove the stains formed by oil stains and sweat edges, you can use a soft cloth dipped in alcohol or diluted dish soap, wipe it on the surface, then wipe it with a dry cloth, and then apply the piano high-grade brightener on the surface of the piano, and then wipe it with a soft cloth, your piano will look as bright as new. Usually, the appearance of the piano can be maintained for a period of time, and it is not easy to stick to oil and dust. Do not wipe with chemicals such as acetone and thinner (banana water).