List: I have two questions concerning key tops: 1. I have a customer with a brand new grand piano. I have to replace an ebony key top. Can anyone suggest a safe way to remove the original key top without pulling up splinters or damaging the key? 2. I have another customer who just purchased a used spinet from a store I do business with. There are two natural key tops that must be replaced. I want the repair to be seamless. I do save old plastic keys for such repairs but I don't have anything that matches. I do have a sample of the color I am looking for and the thickness of the existing tops is .090". Can anyone suggest where I can find key tops that will match? Thanks... John Gunderson, Associate member, North Jersey Chapter. "Freedom is something we give each other, independence is something we give ourselves."
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