Re-Lacquering
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Peashooter2b
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Re-Lacquering
Can anyone recommend a shop in the NY/NJ area for re-lacquering?
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tbonesullivan
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Re: Re-Lacquering
Probably Dillon Music in Woodbridge NJ or Landress Brass in NYC would be your best options.
David S. - daveyboy37 from TTF
Bach 39, LT36B, 42BOF & 42T, King 2103 / 3b, Kanstul 1570CR & 1588CR, Yamaha YBL-612 RII, YBL-822G & YBL-830, Sterling 1056GHS Euphonium,
Livingston Symphony Orchestra NJ - Trombone
Bach 39, LT36B, 42BOF & 42T, King 2103 / 3b, Kanstul 1570CR & 1588CR, Yamaha YBL-612 RII, YBL-822G & YBL-830, Sterling 1056GHS Euphonium,
Livingston Symphony Orchestra NJ - Trombone
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Mamaposaune
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Re: Re-Lacquering
Dillon Music does not re-lacquer in-house, but will prep it (dent removal, chemical cleaning, etc.) then send it out.
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Driswood
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Re: Re-Lacquering
They used to send some of their lacquer work to Mizell Music in Hagerstown MD. Sadly, he has retired.Mamaposaune wrote: Wed Jun 11, 2025 8:03 am Dillon Music does not re-lacquer in-house, but will prep it (dent removal, chemical cleaning, etc.) then send it out.
He was the only person I trusted my horn with for over 30 years when I lived in West Virginia.
Jerry Walker
Happily Retired
1957 Conn 6H
Bach 6 3/4C
Jet Tone Urbie Green M
Happily Retired
1957 Conn 6H
Bach 6 3/4C
Jet Tone Urbie Green M