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<DIV>Go to any chemical supply store and purchase 35% hydrogen peroxide by t=
he
gallon. Depending upon the amt. of ivory bleaching you do, it should last yo=
u
approximately 4-5 yrs. I pay approx. $4 for the gallon.</DIV>
<DIV>Put the peroxide in a small spray bottle and be extremely careful not t=
o
get it on your skin as it will burn anything and everything within seconds.
Where heavy rubber gloves while handling the spray bottle as overspray can b=
e
very harmful.</DIV>
<DIV>Here in S. Florida we have a tremendous amt. of sun exposure so the
bleaching is done outside with applications of peroxide applied about 2x/ hr=
. It
doesn't hurt to steel wool the heads between every so many applications to g=
et
the dried remnants off of the keytops. A day or so of bleaching, followed by=
a
nice buffing will yield nice, cleaning looking ivories.</DIV>
<DIV>Tom Servinsky</DIV></FONT></BODY></HTML>