>Years ago here on pianotech, no less a personage than Steve Brady >suggested Duco cement for the occasional reinstallation of real ivory. >Duco cement is not contact cement so the keytop can be carefully >positioned. Duco cement is colorless and seems to be a good choice if the >original linen is still present. If the keytop is installed without linen, >the color of the wood could show through; I believe Schaff still has >linen/glue wafers available. > >Kent Swafford Yet through the years I've scraped off a bunch or what sure looked to me like Duco (maybe Lepages) cement. Perhaps applied by a lesser personage... I never have found a quick and easy field repair that I liked.
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