Oh woe is me!
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craftgrrlI need your help!
The letters on my keyboard are fading. Just a couple of them. I would like to take the letters of the keys (keeping the original keys on the keyboard, so all the buttons look the same) and put on letter-stickers later. But as I said before, some of the keys still have the letters on them.
I've tried 91% rubbing alcohol, acetone nail polish remover, sanding them with an emery board and rearranging the letters so they'll all have a turn to get faded by use.
Any ideas? I'd like to keep the keys their original color so they match the rest of the keyboard (I'm a big fan of matching). Pleeeeeease help!
The letters on my keyboard are fading. Just a couple of them. I would like to take the letters of the keys (keeping the original keys on the keyboard, so all the buttons look the same) and put on letter-stickers later. But as I said before, some of the keys still have the letters on them.
I've tried 91% rubbing alcohol, acetone nail polish remover, sanding them with an emery board and rearranging the letters so they'll all have a turn to get faded by use.
Any ideas? I'd like to keep the keys their original color so they match the rest of the keyboard (I'm a big fan of matching). Pleeeeeease help!
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