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Cleaning Ebony Key Tops
By James Senior

I've been told by a piano restorer that the best thing to clean real
ebony keys (i.e., those which aren't painted black) is a 50:50 mixture
of methelated spirits and water.  These liquids don't mix, but if you
put them in a bottle together and shake hard, you get an emulsified
liquid which really removes grime and gives a nice shine.

James Senior


(Message sent Fri 9 Aug 2002, 21:12:20 GMT, from time zone GMT+0100.)

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