Cliff wrote: For quick field repairs, I find that my fingers are usually the clamping devices. I often don't have the time to mash that sucker until PVC-E sets. About the time I think I've got it, I release my fingers, take a look from the key end and the darned keytop is smiling back at me. I use CA. If you're in a shop situation, concerned with color consistency as well as the glue joint, with the time to prepare both glue surfaces to fresh wood and ivory, I think the wafers might be the best way to go. For quick and dirty color consistency with CA you can spray paint the underside of the ivory white. It works Dean
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