>Ah! So you remove wood from the top of the key in order to stick on >horrible thick shaped acrylic key-tops and make it impossible for >anyone later to make a proper job of it by recovering the keys >professionally, if I now understand the drift of the thread. >If you're not set up to recover keys in sheet plastic, then why not >send them to a firm that specializes in doing the job properly at a >reasonable price without ruining the keys? Not all of us have the luxury, or clientele to pay for, of the painstaking restoration of vintage instruments. Most of the time it's to offer the customer a new playing surface for some crapola piano on which they don't want to dump a lot of cash into. Most of these pianos won't outlive the new keytops anyway. -- Regards, Jon Page -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: https://www.moypiano.com/ptg/pianotech.php/attachments/20080809/fff24c15/attachment.html
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