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geekhack Community => Keyboards => Topic started by: gilgam on Fri, 25 February 2011, 11:03:07
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Hello
i have double shot vintage keycaps from cherry (at least a french rebranding) they are a little bit yellow , but more annoying they are very smooth and shiny, which is not very fine with my fingers (they stick on the keycaps).
Is it possible to sandblast them a little ?
Does anybody has ever done this to get some good feeling back ?
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Try Retr0bright (http://retr0bright.wikispaces.com/Using+Retr0Bright)
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Thanks
i knew the retrobrite thing, i'll have to test it one day ,
For the sanding part i have seen it with the "blower" but with a sand paper it's still possible ?
Nice aluminium keycap by the way ;-)
any gold one ?
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Ok thanks a lot
I'll have some hard work this sunday ;-)
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Thanks
i knew the retrobrite thing, i'll have to test it one day ,
For the sanding part i have seen it with the "blower" but with a sand paper it's still possible ?
Nice aluminium keycap by the way ;-)
any gold one ?
If you want to sand them use wet/dry sandpaper. Get it from an auto store, they stock the finest grits. http://solutions.3m.com/wps/portal/3M/en_US/Car/Care/Products/Product-Catalog/Pages/?nid=J2KMBW4WBRgsQ15LPGNZZQgl2BD509TNFQbl (http://solutions.3m.com/wps/portal/3M/en_US/Car/Care/Products/Product-Catalog/Pages/?nid=J2KMBW4WBRgsQ15LPGNZZQgl2BD509TNFQbl)
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Do we have an idea on how the original texture was produced nowadays, or is this still a mystery?