In addition to using Titanium Dioxide as mentioned by others, I've found that, in a pinch, good old white correction fluid will work also. This is the stuff you use to paint over your mistakes when forced to use a typewriter... like just after your hard drive crashes and nothing on your computer works any longer. > While we're on keytops maybe someone can answer a question. It bothers > me when I replace an ivory that the darkness of the wood underneath > shows through. Is there any way to whiten the top of the key, that will > dry fast enough, so the ivory keytop looks the same as the others when > glued on? Thanks in advance! > > Clyde Hollinger, RPT > Lititz, PA > >> >
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