Keytops

• It happens: your old upright or grand piano has yellowed, chipped, or missing ivory keytops.
• You could replace them with other old ivories, but matching color, thickness, and contour is almost impossible. I'll try, but at my repair rate it gets pretty expensive.
• Why not replace the whole set with new plastic keytops?
• The cost is only $300, and your piano will look and feel 20 years younger.

Your pianists will be so glad you did!