Thanks, Terry for the IHMO. To All: Your may order Acrylikey from Pianotek Supply Co. Please check our website for information: http://www.wagner-technical.com/ for FAQ. Thanks, Mike Wagner Wagner-Technical L.L.C. The Original Acrylikey Ivory Repair System, in honor of my brother Richard. 503 697-9254 IMHO, either fix the existing ivories with AcrillyKey and bleach and sand > and buff, or replace. On an older piano I really like the creamy off-white > German keytops from Pianotek (#KTF-5C "Keytops with Fronts, Light Cream"). > > If you elect to replace, I highly recommend the keytop replacement > services of Jon Rolinovsky ralinoj at muohio.edu . He has done several > beautiful sets for me. > > Terry Farrell > ----- Original Message ----- > From: Samuel Choy > To: Pianotech List > Sent: Friday, May 05, 2006 9:17 AM > Subject: Ivories on an old Kimball Grand > > > Hello, > > As I explained before, for learning experience and hopefully to resell, > I am refurbishing an old WW Kimball Grand, made around the 30's. The key > tops have the original elephant ivory. However, 20 of them have ugly > cracks and some are yellowing. I tried ordering some used ivory tops > from Schaff, but they not have any in stock. I've seen some on sale on > eBay, for a log more than was printed in the Schaff catalogue. > > Do you recommend looking for replacement ivory or would you recommend > replacing them with acrylic or ivorine tops? > > Thanks. > > Sam Choy
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