Larry, I've found NevrDull to be a very good buffing medium. It's cheap and works fine. I once serviced a piano where someone had run a fingernail across the keys making a slight scratch in many of the keytops. Using NevrDull I was able to buff the scratches out. I followed that with a clean, dry cloth to remove the NevrDull residue and the keys ended up as clear and shiny as if they were new. This was on plastic keys, BTW. Ted Simmons >I haven't seen any tape or computer labels that mineral spirits won't >take off. Use soaked 0000 steel wool on the stubborn parts. If you rub >too hard, you might have to buff the key a little. > >Warren >-- >Warren D. Fisher >fish@communique.net >Registered Piano Technician >Piano Technicians Guild >New Orleans Chapter 701
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