Pianotech

I called Schaff to place an order a few weeks back. Inquired about Profelt. I was told one of the ingredients is no longer being made and they are working with another company to find something comparable. I was told to "use what I have very sparingly" but that they planned to put it in production again if/when a viable alternative ingredient can be made/found. 

I called Schaff to place an order a few weeks back. Inquired about Profelt. I was told one of the ingredients is no longer being made and they are working with another company to find something comparable. I was told to "use what I have very sparingly" but that they planned to put it in production again if/when a viable alternative ingredient can be made/found. 

Not trying to be cynical but I find this "explanation" somewhat lacking in credibility. In this highly "chemicalized" world it is highly improbable that a non-hazmat chemical is "no longer made" (the only possible exception is that there is no humongous profit in the endeavor, therefore discontinued). We already know at least three of the ingredients. I'm doing my own research on the matter. We'll see if it leads anywhere. 

Peter Grey Piano Doctor 

Not trying to be cynical but I find this "explanation" somewhat lacking in credibility. In this highly "chemicalized" world it is highly improbable that a non-hazmat chemical is "no longer made" (the only possible exception is that there is no humongous profit in the endeavor, therefore discontinued). We already know at least three of the ingredients. I'm doing my own research on the matter. We'll see if it leads anywhere. 

Peter Grey Piano Doctor 

Not trying to be cynical but I find this "explanation" somewhat lacking in credibility. In this highly "chemicalized" world it is highly improbable that a non-hazmat chemical is "no longer made" (the only possible exception is that there is no humongous profit in the endeavor, therefore discontinued). We already know at least three of the ingredients. I'm doing my own research on the matter. We'll see if it leads anywhere. 

Peter Grey Piano Doctor 

I called Schaff to place an order a few weeks back. Inquired about Profelt. I was told one of the ingredients is no longer being made and they are working with another company to find something comparable. I was told to "use what I have very sparingly" but that they planned to put it in production again if/when a viable alternative ingredient can be made/found. 

Any new news on this front?

Peter Grey Piano Doctor 

Not trying to be cynical but I find this "explanation" somewhat lacking in credibility. In this highly "chemicalized" world it is highly improbable that a non-hazmat chemical is "no longer made" (the only possible exception is that there is no humongous profit in the endeavor, therefore discontinued). We already know at least three of the ingredients. I'm doing my own research on the matter. We'll see if it leads anywhere. 

Peter Grey Piano Doctor 

Any new news on this front?

Peter Grey Piano Doctor 

Not trying to be cynical but I find this "explanation" somewhat lacking in credibility. In this highly "chemicalized" world it is highly improbable that a non-hazmat chemical is "no longer made" (the only possible exception is that there is no humongous profit in the endeavor, therefore discontinued). We already know at least three of the ingredients. I'm doing my own research on the matter. We'll see if it leads anywhere. 

Peter Grey Piano Doctor 

I called Schaff to place an order a few weeks back. Inquired about Profelt. I was told one of the ingredients is no longer being made and they are working with another company to find something comparable. I was told to "use what I have very sparingly" but that they planned to put it in production again if/when a viable alternative ingredient can be made/found.