keytops

[Alan]

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This won't help much but I've seen those keys. I think you're in trouble =
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Randy Potter used to onw a Currier spinet, maybe he's got a clue.=20
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Alan R. Barnard
Salem, MO

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Subject: keytops



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I have a Currier spinet that a client wants new keytops to be installed.
Upon removing the keys, I found that the old keytops were a sandwich =
type of
plastic wrapped around a thin key. If I put the regular replacement =
keytops
on then the sides of the key would be too thin to fit the keytop.=20
Has anyone come across this? The old keys were really the white plastic =
that
was attached to the thin wooden key by a crinkling of the plastic on the
inside part.
Any help would be appreciated.
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