What is the best way to repair a hairline crack that originates at the = front of the keytop and runs parallel with the long axis of the keytop? = Should it be opened up with a file and then filled with the Acrylikey? I = have a Baldwin grand with a beautiful ivory keys but almost every one = has the one crack. Thanks. Terry Farrell Terry, I've found that the best tool for this job, is a soundboard shimming tool! It makes a nice "V". As I've been a "beta tester" for Acrilikey, it was/is my job to experiment with this stuff.<G> I would have to say I prefer the olde stuff, but am getting used to the new stuff. I guess it's just another learning curve to overcome.<G> Best Regards, Joe Garrett, RPT, (Oregon) Captain, Tool Police Squares Are I
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