Ron said: "Look it up. It'll be good experience for you." Ron, Oooo I did and it made me all wet and gooey!<G> since you did not specify Physical or Chemical deposition, I'll have to guess your basic intent.<G> As a matter of fact, I use both! And with real Pre-Ban Ivory. (still have some) (plus ground done in a powder coating process.<G>[not]) However, to the main subject, I prefer "Ivorine" aka "Pyralin". The problem with "moulded" is that it implies that all keys are the same and that stuff will be better and fit all keys. It isn't and doesn't, imo. And, it makes more work in the end. Too thick and if scratched, is a bear to buff out w/o destroying the darned stuff. That's my take on the stuff. I know there are many who use it with reasonable success. If given a choice I'd rather have some Plexiglass tops, as they used in Europe for quite a few years. (Don't know if they still do.) Great stuff imo. More tricky to trim for sure, but bullet proof from then on. Best, Joe Joe Garrett, R.P.T. Captain of the Tool Police Squares R I
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