<!doctype html public "-//w3c//dtd html 4.0 transitional//en"> <html> <body bgcolor="#FFFFFF"> Mike, I have some thoughts although I have never used AcryliKey.  I am looking at this from the client's point of view.  If the repair isn't truly invisible, I would get a little upset to have a technician return keys to me that had obviously been repaired or didn't match each other.  Also, since this will be your first try, will your results be as good as those done by someone experienced? Regards, Clyde Mike and Jane Spalding wrote: <blockquote TYPE=CITE><style></style> List, Does anyone have any experience with "AcryliKey II" ?  You know, advertizes in the Journal "repair chipped ivory in 20 minutes".  I had a small "oops" with a set of keys in my shop for re-bushing, managed to drop some on the concrete,now I have a dozen heads to repair or replace.  Many are still firmly attached, with small but noticeable chips on the front corners.  Seems a shame to remove and replace these if they can be repaired.  Is this AcryliKey worth trying? thanks in advance, Mike Spalding PS could also use a source for ivory keytops.</blockquote> </body> </html>