Where to get a good lacquer job done?

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Where to get a good lacquer job done?

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I have a King sousaphone that is of great sentimental value to me, and I would like to have it restored.

I have had the horn pretty much de-dented, but I would also like to have it re-lacquered. The horn originally had the King, deep "gold" colored lacquer on it. I would really like to restore the lacquer on the horn, using the original gold color lacquer. I think that some repair places would prefer to not get involved with such an involved process.

Does anyone know of somebody in the general New York City area, that does a great lacquer job? I would be willing to drive a bit, if need be, to have it done.

Thanks!
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My recommendation would be to talk to Matt Walters at Dillon's in Woodbridge, NJ. If he can't do it, then he likely can tell you where to go. 8)
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Bloke,

Do you have contact info for them?

Thanks!
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