In a message dated 97-01-24 13:47:42 EST, you write: >I was called by a store not too long ago to do something about a used piano >they received as a trade-in. The former owner had identified each key with >a marker of some kind. I don't know if it was a magic marker. I removed >the markings with common, ordinary hair spray. I had read somewhere that >hair spray will remove ink pen markings from vinyl chairs so I thought it >was worth a try. Anyhow, it worked in this particular case. > >Ted Simmons > >>Naptha will take gummy stuff off plastic keytops. There is niothing, however >>that takes majic markers off ivory keytops. >> >> >>Willem Blees RPT Thanks, Ted, for that tip. But were the keytops plastic or ivory? Since I mentioned ivory keys, I presume they were. Isn't hairspray made up mostly of laquer? Willem Blees RPT
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