"Guy Macon" wrote in message
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Richard H. wrote:

Another option: Aluminum tape. Used for furnace ductwork; purchased at
the hardware store in a roll like duct tape. It's thin metal foil with
strong adhesive on the back. A great fix for membrane keys that've lost
their conductivity.

Aluminum is a poor choice. When exposed to air it forms a
non-conductive layer of aluminum oxide. Tin or Gold-plated
or even Copper foil would work far better.




That tape seems to remain pretty shiny over time, it may not be pure
aluminum.