Hey tubenet,
Anyone know of a decent repair shop in deep south Texas?
Repair shop in south Texas
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Repair shop in south Texas
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Re: Repair shop in south Texas
Best guy I know is in Hurst, TX - Eric Swanson. But I think Hurst is northerly...
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Re: Repair shop in south Texas
Eric Swanson is fantastic, and yes, he is in Hurst, which is in the DFW mid-cities area.
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Re: Repair shop in south Texas
Thanks for the input and for the couple of PMs.
I actually thought there'd be a nice shop around SanAntonio since it's a metropolitan area.
I actually thought there'd be a nice shop around SanAntonio since it's a metropolitan area.
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Re: Repair shop in south Texas
Right now I'm in the valley; at least untill school starts again.tankthetuba wrote:what part of deep south texas are looking for? i live at the very tip of south texas and can try to find you a shop around the area if interested.k001k47 wrote:Hey tubenet,
Anyone know of a decent repair shop in deep south Texas?
I don't need anything major; just a good chem clean and...
I'm thinking of a lacquer strip.![]()
I know the consequences of stripping a horn's lacquer, but I want it stripped for cosmetic reasons;
I'd love the look of a polished raw brass over 20+ years of lacquer wear any day.(even if it means foul smelling hands)
Thanks for the help
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Re: Repair shop in south Texas
harlingen eh? personally i don't know of any shops in the area but if you're ever in the houston area, there's a nice H&H in katy with a good repair service dept. you should look up Lee Hipp, principal tuba with SA. he might have a couple of suggestions. cheers!
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Re: Repair shop in south Texas
Harlingen?Casey Tucker wrote:harlingen eh? personally i don't know of any shops in
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Re: Repair shop in south Texas
that's the town that i refer to as 'the valley'. where are you at in TX? again, lee hipp would probably be your best bet for answers.
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Re: Repair shop in south Texas
In San Antonio, go to High School Music on NW Military off of 410. He is VERY good at what he does. That's the only place I take my horn.