SGI "Granite" 9500900 review (Alps SKCM White Dampened)
Posted: 11 Jul 2020, 15:28
Today we look at a true Alps classic, the SGI "Granite" keyboard. Quite a looker this, in my opinion
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The space bars on my two were bothering me as well. I was able to retrobrite them in 10% hydrogen peroxide and they look much, much better. No need to paint. Never paint.Elrick wrote: 14 Jul 2020, 04:38 Although that off-white coloured space bar, would OCD me to death. Would most probably spray it with a plastic paint coating, so as to make it successfully merge with all the PBT coloured key-caps.
Yeah, but how long does the Retrobrite last after leaching out the old colour?adamcobabe wrote: 14 Jul 2020, 13:00 I was able to retrobrite them in 10% hydrogen peroxide and they look much, much better. No need to paint. Never paint.![]()
You can retrobrite it and then put on some UV protecting clear coating. I didn't tested this solution but it should work.Elrick wrote: 15 Jul 2020, 08:30Yeah, but how long does the Retrobrite last after leaching out the old colour?adamcobabe wrote: 14 Jul 2020, 13:00 I was able to retrobrite them in 10% hydrogen peroxide and they look much, much better. No need to paint. Never paint.![]()
Wouldn't it return back in time because it is not painted or coloured, only removal of the stain that has grown since it was first made decades ago.
Was always concerned about using that chemical to remove any stains out of ABS plastic. The worst plastic to use for Key-caps ever.