<html><div>Also, I understand Hydrogen peroxide to be on the unstable side.  That is, it eventually turns to water and hydrogen gas.</div> <br> <div>At 11:35 PM 3/14/99 +0200, you wrote:</div> <div>>> >Now that Brian mentions it</div> <div>></div> <div>>> Is it rinsed off afterward? I'd hate to find that active H2O2 oozes out</div> <div>>to</div> <div>>> greet the fingers of the owner with the next seasonal change. I expect we</div> <div>>> would have heard the stories by now if it were a problem,..... </div> <div>>>  Ron </div> <div>></div> <div>>No, not rinsed off, as mentioned in sunlight it (the liquid) evaporates</div> <div>>quickly in the sun, and the chemical reacts with the light to bleach the</div> <div>>ivory (that's about as technical as I can get).</div> <div>>Then the keys are sanded, and buffed, on a wheel with buffing soap.</div> <div>></div> <div>>Brian</div> <div>> </div> > <br> <b>Vince<br> </b><i><<a href="mailto:vince@byu.edu" eudora="autourl">mailto:vince@byu.edu</a>><br> </i>Visit the web page for the Pacific Northwest Conference at: <br> <<a href="http://www.pnwpianoconf.com/" eudora="autourl">www.pnwpianoconf.com</a>> </html>