Has anyone figured out a material which can be used to replace the original aluminized(?) paper discs from keytronic keyboards? The foam I know (vaguely) what type it originally was.

I have four of them here (one kb3270 and three victor 9000 keyboards) where the foam has turned to goo and corroded away most of the metal on the discs, so I don't think they can be re-used.

-- Jonathan Gevaryahu jgevaryahu@gmail.com jgevaryahu@hotmail.com

I used the silver static bags to restore a TRS-80 Model 12 keyboard a little while back. It worked ok, just be sure you get the conductive side facing away from the foam disc. If I had to do it over, I would likely just use the kit from texelec. It would save a lot of cutting...