Restoring gloss to plastic keytops

[Paul Chick (EarthLink)]

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  From: Cy Shuster=20
  To: Pianotech=20
  Sent: Sunday, May 04, 2003 5:52 PM
  Subject: Restoring gloss to plastic keytops


  I'm trying to clean and polish the plastic keytops on my 1923 5'8" =
Krakauer.  They were replaced some time more than five years ago, and =
have the note name embossed at the tail.

  --Cy Shuster--
  Rochester, MN

  Cy

  Stop by Bernie's Lapidary on North Broadway, Rochester, and tell him =
you need a buffing wheel and some compound for polishing plastic.  Get a =
mandril from him so you can chuck the wheel in a drill or your drill =
press.  You don't need a lot of speed.  The compound does the cutting =
and polishing.  Load the wheel with the compound and gently apply it to =
the keytop.  Make sure the keytop is clamped to something.  Check your =
progress in 5 or 6 seconds and repeat as required.  The buffing residue =
can be removed with a  SOFT cloth and soapy water (spit will work too).  =
Any trouble, call me.

  Paul Chick
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