btrout@desupernet.net 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. I've used it and it does work. However, it takes practice. I never got good enough at it to make it profitable. I figure about 20 minutes per key. That adds up quickly. If the keys are really bad, I suggest complete recovering! I send my keys to Walker Piano Service in KY. They do nice work. -- Frank Cahill Associate Member, Piano Technicians Guild Northern Va
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