Failing that there are a number of retailers who carry these type of
products for much less than $50. eBay, for instance, has such covers
listed for $20-25 including delivery. Try searching for iMask or
iSkin. I bought mine via eBay 18 months ago and it is still in top
condition.
Regards, Matt.
On 05/07/2006, at 8:35 PM, Lara wrote:
James Devenish <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I suspect the silicone sealant will be difficult to apply (messy,
uncomfortable) and it will not be quite the same type of silicone as
your keyboard cover. Perhaps you could test it on a key that you
rarely use. Here's an idea: if your cover isn't too threadbare or
holey, you could probably strengthen it by sticking some sticky tape
to the underside. That might prevent a new split from forming, and
even reduce the rate of thinning.
Thanks - I thought of sticky tape first but then thought the sticky
bit
will poke through, gather dust etc. But I might fiddle with it and
give
it a try!
Lara
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