Piano Finish Repair in Louisville, KY
Scratches, chips, and worn finishes (especially after a move) can make a piano look permanently damaged. Most issues, including high-gloss polyester finishes, can be professionally repaired without full refinishing.
Damage Happens—Especially During Moves
Scratches and gouges from movers
Chips on legs, pedals, and edges
Scuffs from tight doorways or stairs
Faded or uneven finish
Dull or cloudy high-gloss polyester surfaces
Most people assume the damage is permanent—or that full refinishing is the only option
Before
After
Mover damage repaired and blended into original finish
Specialized in Polyester Piano Finishes
High-gloss polyester finishes are extremely durable—but also difficult to repair correctly. Most technicians avoid them or recommend full refinishing.
Seth Jines is the only local piano technician certified to repair polyester finishes, allowing for targeted repairs that restore clarity, depth, and gloss without replacing the entire finish.
Certified with Mohawk Finishing Products and König
Specialized in high-gloss polyester repair
Also repairs traditional lacquer finishes
A Simple Process to Restore Your Piano
Evaluate
Identify finish type (polyester vs lacquer) and damage
Repair
Address chips, scratches, and surface issues
Blend & Polish
Restore gloss and clarity so repairs disappear
Custom Finish Work Available
In addition to repair, Seth works with industry experts to provide custom piano finishes for select projects.
Custom color work
Specialty finishes
High-end restoration
Fix the Damage Before It Gets Worse
If your piano has scratches, chips, or high-gloss damage, it can often be repaired cleanly—without replacing the finish.