Latex Contact Cement or...

[Mark Story]

I have used this type of contact cement for my key covering  for some time,
but how can you possibly apply this glue efficiently to a full set of keys
with a little brush?  I use water-borne contact cement for my keysets but
apply it to both the key and coverings with a small disposable roller.  The
come with a plastic container that serves as a tray for loading the roller.

Mark Story, RPT
EWU Music Department
509-359-7017
mstory@ewu.edu

-----Original Message-----
From: Pianotoone@AOL.COM <Pianotoone@AOL.COM>
To: pianotech@ptg.org <pianotech@ptg.org>
Date: Friday, December 04, 1998 10:28 AM
Subject: Re: Latex Contact Cement or...


>I used latex based (non-inflammable) contact cement once for installing new
>keytops.  I thought it worked great.  No clamping and the product did not
pit
>the tops of the keys if you accidentally dripped.  Since then I have been
able
>to find it in quarts and pints but not in the little bottles (3-4 oz I
think)
>with the brush cap.  I like these because one bottle is good for a set of
tops
>and you can throw what little is left away, before it gets thick and
gloppy.
>
>Does anyone know where to buy these bottles.