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geekhack Marketplace => Classifieds => Topic started by: aref on Mon, 24 March 2014, 13:56:38
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M2 is gone...
Four days old Filco Majestouch 2 tenkeyless with MX Black key switches;
keyboard is in original box. Bought this keyboard on Saturday and used
it for two days. I opened the case and added shelf liner to quiet keyboard
pinging. This M2 is as new except for simple mod; and it works perfectly.
$100 includes (CONUS only) USPS Priority shipping; payment via Paypal;
Please PM if you're interested.
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Great deal. If it was only browns.
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How did you get the sticker off so cleanly?
GLWS
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Great deal, if only I was CONUS. ^-^
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How did you get the sticker off so cleanly?
GLWS
I used a cleaner we had used in publishing to remove wax from mechanicals (page layouts prior to desktop publishing). The product is Bestine Solvent and Thinner; it's used for reducing rubber cement. Works great and will not harm plastic. I picked up my latest supply from an art supply store. Also, I used a credit-card edge to cleanly remove the adhesive-thinned sticker; the edge of the plastic card won't mare the plastic and makes for a nice clean removal.
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How did you get the sticker off so cleanly?
GLWS
I used a cleaner we used to use in publishing to remove wax from mechanicals (page layouts prior to desktop publishing). The product is Bestine Solvent and Thinner; it's used for reducing rubber cement. Works great and will not harm plastic. I picked up my latest supply from an art supply store. Also, I used a credit-card edge to cleanly remove the adhesive-thinned sticker; the edge of the plastic card won't mare the plastic and makes for a nice clean removal.
Great, thanks for the tips.
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would you be interested in trading with a filco with browns?
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would you be interested in trading with a filco with browns?
Nice offer, but MX Brown switches don't work for me. The down force is a little to light for my heavy key strikes and I make accidental key strikes.
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How did you get the sticker off so cleanly?
GLWS
I used a cleaner we had used in publishing to remove wax from mechanicals (page layouts prior to desktop publishing). The product is Bestine Solvent and Thinner; it's used for reducing rubber cement. Works great and will not harm plastic. I picked up my latest supply from an art supply store. Also, I used a credit-card edge to cleanly remove the adhesive-thinned sticker; the edge of the plastic card won't mare the plastic and makes for a nice clean removal.
Plastic razor blades also work great for this. Thats how I removed mine and it came off nice and clean.