HELP

[stillp]

You could probably find decals for the letters and number, but they'd need a coat of clear varnish.
Pete

[scottie3158]

You could probably find decals for the letters and number, but they'd need a coat of clear varnish.
Pete

You would have to be careful with the use of water to make sure it didn't get passed the keys, but could work.

[boatman]

HI Scottie cant use amazon as they dont accept paypal
chrisb

[stillp]

Use ebay then Chris.

https://www.ebay.co.uk/sch/i.html?_from=R40&_trksid=p2380680.m570.l1313&_nkw=letraset&_sacat=0

Pete

[Guest]

Set fire to the damn thing Chris.

[Guest]

Modern keyboards are not as well designed as the original IBM AT mechanical keyboards, where the keys were two part plastic , so no ''decals'' or thin paint to remove.

You can still buy modern versions of the IBM Model M (the gold standard in keyboards, pretty much) but with a USB plug so they fit any modern computer. Your neighbours might not like you using one, though

[Ian M]

There are also the cheap as chips Chinese "gamer" keypads. They have lights in. I have a slightly more expensive one that just has white led lighting so the letters are lit up.