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Removing Ivory Keytops
By Damon Atchison 

I hope nobody is removing a good set of ivory keytops.  I just wanted
everyone to know that ivory is bleached, and buffed to make it whiter than
ever in restoration jobs, so don't remove that ivory unless you're like
me and have about 25 bare keys, then go with plastic, like I did. :-)

Damon Atchison  Damon66@aol.com

(Message sent Tue, 11 Mar 1997 19:21:25 EST , from time zone -0500.)

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