Hi Brian and list, I'll send you some further information privately so as not to clog up the list too much but in short: >>I wondered about how easy it is to match color or grain...<< With a bit of practice, it is quite easy to match the color of an ivory keytop. >>...whether it can be used on any of the key coverings, even the new plastic...<< Although "AcryliKey" does seem to bond to all the plastics I've tried it on, the color match here is more difficult. The reason being that plastic is an opaque *dense* sort of white whereas both ivory and "AcryliKey" are more transluscent in nature. >>...whether the repairs are close to invisible...<< On ivory, yes. >>Is it expensive to use?<< Depending on your labor rate, the kit should pay for itself within the first few repairs. Then you're left with enough materials to do many more. >>fast to apply?<< Again with a little practice, 15-20 minutes start to finish is a reasonable expectation. Thanks, Richard Wagner RPT At 09:24 AM 3/21/99 -0500, you wrote: >Hi, > >I've seen the advertisement in the Journal month after month about >AcryliKey. I just wondered if anyone who's using it would like to >comment? > >I wondered about how easy it is to match color or grain, whether it can >be used on any of the key coverings, even the new plastic, whether the >repairs are close to invisible... Is it expensive to use? fast to apply? > >I know... questions, questions. Inquiring minds want to know! ; - ) > >Thanks, > >Hope you all are having a great weekend! > >Brian Trout >Quarryville, Pa. > > >
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