Cornell
April 26, 2009, 02:32 PM
If you have a problem with the letters on the keyboard wearing off read on...if not this won't apply to you.
This is not a wide sread problem but some people, like me, have something in their system that collides with the lettering and wears it off quite quickly - long before the keyboard's life has been exhausted.
After investigating all the possible solutions...all too expensive for my liking...I discovered a way to extend the life of the keyboard until it actually died of overuse and old age.
Coat the top of each key on the keyboard with clear nail polish...I use Hard As Nails.
My consumption of keyboards has now gone from one every three months to one every two years.
This is not a wide sread problem but some people, like me, have something in their system that collides with the lettering and wears it off quite quickly - long before the keyboard's life has been exhausted.
After investigating all the possible solutions...all too expensive for my liking...I discovered a way to extend the life of the keyboard until it actually died of overuse and old age.
Coat the top of each key on the keyboard with clear nail polish...I use Hard As Nails.
My consumption of keyboards has now gone from one every three months to one every two years.
