Accordion Artisans - Celluloid repairs | Methodology Overview

[@Dan-cy4kc]

I enjoyed watching this very much. Thank you everyone for doing this.

[@andybellklas1678]

Thankyou Accordion Artisans for all the grate content, its been very helpful so far

[@ViorelDura]

Bravo and congratulations for everything you do! I have a question: With what kind of solution is the celluloid glued? What is it called? Please tell me!🙏

[@66Gollum]

Thank you so much!

[@vasea70]

Hello. Thanks for this video. Please tell me how you made the celluloid so soft, like a rag? I see that you take large pieces of celluloid, and they are soft as a rag. Is this celluloid first treated with acetone to make it soft?

[@itambaraca2]

Muito bom trabalho, agradeço que tenham compartilhado.

[@Viveirosable]

IM BRAZILIAN WORK WITH REÁIR ACCORDEON HERE....GOOD VIDEO...CONGRATULATION

[@94ferraz]

Bravissimo buono laboro

[@petelopez6051]

how do you clean white celluloid when the accordion is old and starts to yellow in color ?

[@itambaraca2]

There are a repairman in Brazil, he have a chanel here on youtube(acordeões ribeiro), your name is Nelson Ribeiro, he make very good job of change the celluloid on accordions and he use the ACETATO DE ETILA to glue the celulloid on the accordion, he says the etila acetate avoid the bublle air.

[@tonyp9609]

Hello, thank you, thank you, for the video. What are you using for adhesive for the Celluloid. When you wet sand, try using a couple of drops of dish liquid in the water. Most repair videos aren't in English. Thank You

[@cirosoares713]

😊

[@pedersrensen1961]

Thankyou for a good seminar. I have repaired accordion for 45 year in Denmark but I still got small white holes where the celloid is is put together. I use acetone ethylacetat. Is there another product that can do the job ?

[@EriveltonMano]

Yes, there is! Here in Brazil I use a lot of Isoamyl acetate, very common in the composition of a nail polish diluent, called banana oil, with this product ended the microbubbles that were left after the repair

[@pedersrensen1961]

Thanks for answer. I will try to find this isoamyl acetate. 😊