Vktech52Pcs White ABS Plastic Piano Keytops Kit with Fronts Replacement Key Tops

My daughter got a used piano for free that was built in the 1920's. It had real ivory keys on it that were in terrible condition. Many were missing and many more were chipped. Not only did they look terrible the chipped ones made the piano difficult to play.This new set came with all the keys needed to replace every white key on the piano. To do so I removed every key from the piano. Therefore it is not a quick simple job.These come "cast" together and must be carefully "snapped" apart. This makes getting the correct cover on the correct key easy but it also requires you to smooth the casting flash from the sides of the cover. I did this after the cover was glued to the key. After the glue dried I used a power sander to gently sand the covers to remove that flash and fit it nicely to the key.Overall the job took about a week plugging away a couple of hours a night. The end result is a piano keyboard that looks essentially new.

Worked great on our piano. They were relative easy to install, just took some time. For me, it took me a few hours. You do have to file down the edges, but I only had to file it where they were connected together. It is worth the money and a fun DIY project.

I bought these keys to replace the broken/cracked keys on our piano. And to put this on, takes much more work than necessary. Each octave of white keys come attached at the side as you see in the picture. Breaking them apart is simple but then once you break them apart you need to sand them down. Once you sand them down, you will then need to trim the white keys just below the black key. Other wise the black key will be pressed each time you press the white key. If you are looking for a project that will take hours upon hours upon hours in hopes that it will still look decent, I would not recommend these keys. I would only give this product one slice of pizza.

These keys will do the job, however they require a lot of work just in trimming to make them fit your keys. They come connected so you have to cut, snap and then trim the excess. If you don't have much space between the front of your keys to the board these might not work. I have to shave down the board in front of my keys a little so that it will work.

Perfect fit. Did not like how I had to take them apart myself. But it does tell you that. Be careful how you do it so you dont break them.

works great.

Didn't work right on our piano keys - in order to make them work would have to sand them all down.

Takes a lot of work. I did not read the reviews and wish I had. There are only 3 keys ready to go and the rest are all connected and you have to snap them apart and smooth the rough edges. I did break one of the keys. Not please at all!