I've revised my method using UV epoxy resin it's the perfect application. [br]
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It doesn't set till you hit it with UV light and it dries harder and not brittle like super glue can and in beads for a much more rigid keyboard repair. [br]
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It doesn't set till you hit it with UV light and it dries harder and is not brittle like super glue can and in beads for a much more rigid keyboard repair. [br]
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You can get it cheap on amazon in pens or in bottles. I picked up a wide-mouth UV light so I can just set a whole cluster at a time, setting the light down and pushing on the keyboard and backing.
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You can get it cheap on amazon in pens or in bottles. I picked up a wide-mouth UV light so I can just set a whole cluster at a time, setting the light down and pushing on the keyboard and backing. Dries in about 5sec.
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I've revised my method using UV epoxy resin it's the perfect application. [br]
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It doesn't set till you hit it with UV light and it dries harder and not brittle like super glue can and in beads for a much more rigid keyboard repair. [br]
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You can get it cheap on amazon in pens or in bottles. I picked up a wide-mouth UV light so I can just set a whole cluster at a time, setting the light down and pushing on the keyboard and backing.