Re: Autograph (WAS: Mark Your Harps)

["TD" <sixtiesjazz@xxxxxxxxx>]

I have my autographs on non-functioning sp20's and a Hering (Musselwhite's).
I remove the covers and spray them with the same poly-urethane I use for my
marine band combs (non-toxic water based), then put them in an old harp case
and store (the guts of the harp go into my spare parts box). My long term
plan is to build a display of some sort for the covers. I hope the poly
doesn't yellow but I figure a little coat of protection is better than
nothing.
/tim
sixtiesjazz@xxxxxxxxx

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Sent: Tuesday, July 08, 2003 8:20 PM
Subject: Re: Autograph (WAS: Mark Your Harps)


>
>
>
> << I use Krylon clear. All my Sharpie autographed harps are tucked away,
dark
> &
>  cool. Hoping one day to have a case built for them to hang on a wall. The
>  wife will love that. Don't know how long they'll last or start to yellow
>  appreciably. When that happens, I'll probably be too old to care. >>
>
> good idea...i was wondering about this.  i've only got two, but
unfortunately
> they're on promasters i want to sell.  i'll probably just replace the
covers
> first.
> from now on, autographs are only on non-functioning sp20s!
>
>
> steven j gatorman
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