Collection: Color Refinishing
Refinishing the physical color of a piano involves altering its external appearance, typically by refinishing or repainting it. Refinishing the color of a piano is a meticulous and labor-intensive process that requires specialized skills and materials. Professional piano technicians and refinishers are responsible for carrying out these tasks to achieve a flawless and aesthetically pleasing result.
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SOLD Hailun 121 48" Satin Black Upright Piano
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SOLD 1996 Pearl River 108-D1 43" Satin Black Console Piano
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Aeolian Pianos
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Aldrich Pianos
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Anderson Pianos
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Andreas Christensen Pianos
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Astin Weight Pianos
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Autopianos
Established in New York in 1903, The Autopiano Company quickly gained prominence...
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Baldwin Pianos
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Bauer Brothers Pianos
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Baumeister Pianos
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Beckwith Pianos
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Behr Bros Pianos
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Bell Co Pianos
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Bluthner Pianos
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Bosendorfer Pianos
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Restoring a Rare Circa 1909 Friedrich Prein Hei...
Every once in a while, a piano comes through the shop that reminds us just how creative—and sometimes eccentric—piano builders used to be. This particular circa 1909 Friedrich Prein upright...
Restoring a Rare Circa 1909 Friedrich Prein Hei...
Every once in a while, a piano comes through the shop that reminds us just how creative—and sometimes eccentric—piano builders used to be. This particular circa 1909 Friedrich Prein upright...
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Restoring an 1860 Chickering Florida Heirloom G...
How CNC Technology is Rebuilding the “Wild West” of Piano Design When we take on a restoration like this 1860 Chickering rosewood grand piano, we’re not just rebuilding an instrument—we’re...
Restoring an 1860 Chickering Florida Heirloom G...
How CNC Technology is Rebuilding the “Wild West” of Piano Design When we take on a restoration like this 1860 Chickering rosewood grand piano, we’re not just rebuilding an instrument—we’re...
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3D Printing a Missing Decorative Piano Column (...
At Brigham Larson Pianos, we often say that restoration is equal parts craftsmanship and problem-solving. Sometimes, that problem involves recreating something that hasn’t existed for over a century. In this...
3D Printing a Missing Decorative Piano Column (...
At Brigham Larson Pianos, we often say that restoration is equal parts craftsmanship and problem-solving. Sometimes, that problem involves recreating something that hasn’t existed for over a century. In this...
