Re: [Harp-L] Re: Fuzzy

[Michael Easton <diachrome@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Gary,
I don't expect customers to make them perfect. I will still dismantle  
a chrome and clean it if it looked showroom new.

It the matter of the customer having the courtesy to keep them looking  
somewhat sanitary.

I always make sure I brush my teeth before visiting the dentist and  
take a shower before a doctor visit.  It's just respect for the person  
who is there to help me.


On Apr 27, 2011, at 4:15 PM, Gary Lehmann wrote:

Mike's work speaks for itself and he is entitled to run his business  
the way he wants. I for one will continue to have him help me when I  
get stuck--he knows a lot more about harps than I do, and I appreciate  
his good work.
In the future, I will take pains to clean up whatever I send to him,  
that's for sure!
I wonder if I can start charging more to repair dirty instruments? Or  
if that is considered covered under the standard Suzuki warranty . . .
This is an interesting thread (we DO run out of stuff to talk about)  
and I for one am glad I stuck my foot in my mouth (again) . . .

Michael Easton
www.harmonicarepair.com