I went to an office supply store and they didn't carry liquid white-out. Only a dispenser of a thin white film. . .progress. I've heard of some guys spraying the key tops with white enamel and CA over that. For chips in keys I now use Richard Wagner's Acrylickey. Jon Page ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ At 10:48 AM 12/2/97, you wrote: >At 10:22 AM 12/2/97 -0500, you wrote: >>Barrie, >>I have not tried that. I tried Ivory sanding dust - once - poof ! >>It set up in a cloud of smoke and when I scraped it off the glass sheet, >>it took a chunk of the the surface. >> >>Come to think of it, I think I tried show white with CA for a chip repair >>and they didn't bond well. Never persued it further. >Hi Jon, > Had a situation in a customers home with two ivories off, the wood >was showing clean, As the customer was out of town I gave her two choices, >reglue with CA glue and have two keys stand out. Or take the keys back to >the shop, fix and mail back. She suggested using typist 'white out' >Suprise it worked fine. > Out of the mouth's of babes and suckling's. >Regards Roger >Roger Jolly >University of Saskatchewan >Dept. of Music. > >
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