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Keyboard Letters Wearing Off?

I have a black Dell keyboard on my computer. The letters and numbers are wearing off. Can I stop this from happening? How do I fix rubbed off letters?

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January 31, 20170 found this helpful

Keyboards are cheap. You can buy another one. If you do want to restore it, here is an article that tells you how: www.instructables.com/.../

 

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January 31, 20170 found this helpful

IF you want something that's still pretty cheap but looks better than the DIY option, you can go to ebay and for cheap either find replacement keys: www.ebay.com/.../262827830987?hash=item3d31c26ecb...

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or sticker overlays: www.ebay.com/.../391483877171?hash=item5b2641e733...

or there are these fun rubber overlays also: www.ebay.com/.../361082749501?var=&hash=item541235823d...

 

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February 1, 20170 found this helpful

There is also this link. You can get an entire sheet of them for less than 6.00 which is less than a new keyboard. Hope that helps!!

 
February 1, 20170 found this helpful

to savae the ones you have try clear nail polish over them ... the one s that are gone, paint on with white paint and then clear nailpolish....

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ot print off a letter and glue on using fabri tak .

 

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February 1, 20170 found this helpful

Mine did the same. I found some stickers of the letters and put them on the keyboard.

 
February 2, 20170 found this helpful

Try using a silver or gold paint pen and carefully paint them back on. If you can print neatly this is probably your cheapest option.

 
February 5, 20170 found this helpful

You may be able to put a couple of coats of mod Podge on the ones that are starting to wear this should stop it from getting any worse. If I were in your situation I would touch them all up with a black paint pen and then put mod Podge over them. Good luck.

 

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February 7, 20170 found this helpful

A friend cleaned her keyboard off with alcohol and let it dry. Then she used a french manicure pen (has a very pointed brush) and printed needed letters on and let dry for a couple minutes. Then she used clear polish over the keys.

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Since I would never have a french manicure pen and either I had a laptop or just wanted yo keep my old keyboard, I would opt for an overlay. You can Google for these but here is a reliable company that sells replacements/overlays:

datacal.com/c-33-keyboard-labelsstickers.aspx

 

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