Fine a Tap Plastics or such place. They have polishes etc. just for plastic... David Ilvedson, RPT Pacifica, CA 94044 ----- Original message ---------------------------------------- From: "Scott Helms, RPT" <tuner at helmsmusic.net> To: pianotech at ptg.org Received: 7/24/2009 5:21:35 AM Subject: [pianotech] scratched keytops >Hey list - >It was great to meet some of you face-to-face in Grand Rapids! I have a >customer whose white keytops are scratched. This is a relatively new and >well maintained Kawai grand. I've not actually seen the damage yet, so I >don't know how deep the scratches are. Is it possible to buff out >scratches on plastic keytops without losing their lustre and feel? If so, >what would I use, what would the technique be, and would I have to buff >out all of the naturals or just the 6 or 8 notes that are scratched? >Barring that, would I be able to get by with replacing only the scratched >keytops, or would I need to replace the whole set in order to get a match >in color, feel, and thickness? >Scott >------ >Scott A. Helms, Registered Piano Technician >www.helmsmusic.net
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