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Superficial scratches are a part of life for pianos with a poly finish. My mother painted our family piano a few years ago. It has some paint (white, of course) on the wood. If this doesn't work, then try baking. It had a beautiful wooden finish and she absolutely ruined it. If not, try a little rubbing alcohol. A good piano polish will fill those minute little abrasions. I was wondering if there was a way to remove the paint. Dust, in and of itself, is abrasive to any finish. You can take off a lot of the parts from the front of the piano and remove the keys (keep them in order).

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