Plastic Keytop Repair

[rjwag@pacifier.com]

Hi Barrie,

It is great to see your post!  I have not heard from you for nearly a year.

I hope your business is going well.  I'm Richard's elder brother Mike, and
have been enormously humbled over the last year at the heartfelt love,
respect and sympathy for my dear brother and his untimely death.  I am
continuing Richard's business as he wished, and am donating profits in his
name to the Oregon Hemophelia Society.

I have sent 50+ kits to Emma Ford at HJ Fletcher this year.  And I
understand you are a key part of the relationship that Richard with them.

Is there any way I can support you, as I know Dick would have wanted so?

Thanks, Mike Wagner
503 697-9254


> In message <009d01c5f4d6$82b92e80$0201a8c0@DESKTOP>, Farrell
> <mfarrel2@tampabay.rr.com> writes
>>A month ago I had posted a question regarding using the Acrylikey II
>> keytop
>>repair system to fix chipped plastic keys:
>
>
> I mix in a bit of titanium oxide this helps to hide the discoloration
> that occurs with the chemical reaction between the two plastics.
>
> Barrie,
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