On Thu, 25 Nov 1999 12:42:22 +0100, you wrote:

>Hej Lee Jones. Tack fšr ditt meddelande 10:20 991125  enligt nedan:
>>Hi all,
>>
>>I'm looking for a small quantity of conductive coating to
>>repair a rubber membrane keypad.
>
>Problems:
>1) to get it stick on the key
>2) to not rub some off between the fingers of the PCB...
>
>
>Probably easiest is to get a old TV remote or such, and rip off the keyboard.
>Then nip off the condictive pads using a very good end nipper.
>Do the same on the keyboard you repair.
>Tne glue the good pads in place using a good rubber glue.
>There is one called Alusol (i think) that is for repairing boots.
>Very durable, though, and a bit flexible.
>
>Another idea is to get the metal disc from a keuborad that use the technology of a bent disc that "clicks" down at the PCB when pushed.
>
>As this all takes time, I once did a "repair" by adding a row of normal panel mount pushbuttons outside the original keyboard.
>
>
>/Morgan


Ive done this with aluminum foil glued with spray adhesive to the
underside of the membrane.

Dave Duley