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<font size=3>Dave,<br><br>
Keep Naptha away from those keys. Even if you are quick it will
tend to dull the surface and leave the keyboard looking
splotchy.<br><br>
I have used mild polishing compound from auto supply houses to remove all
sorts of marks (especially fingernail polish) from keytops. Takes
just a few minutes of determined rubbing and hand buffing.<br><br>
Be careful to always rub front to back - avoid getting the polish on the
wood.<br><br>
Don Mannino RPT<br><br>
At 09:07 AM 4/16/2003 -0700, you wrote:<br>
<blockquote type=cite class=cite cite>White plastic keytops, red and blue
(not quite dry) fingernail polish. A<br>
patriotic statement? No, a church nightmare on an expensive
grand.<br><br>
Polish remover contains acetone in which we disolve keytops. Is
there<br>
anything else anyone has tried?<br><br>
Dave Streit, RPT<br>
Portland, OR<br><br>
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