I started modding my keyboard...

[Nebuchadnazzar]

I'm planning on creating a quiet, flat keyboard.
I'm planning on having the rubbery keys disected and then sandwitched between a sheet of transparancy and the electric trace sheet. I'm hoping you guys can give me some advice on how i can attach the rubbery pieces to the transparency sheet.
I tryed using super glue but it was really easy to break the bond. I also want the trancparency sheet to stay transparent so i'd need a clear glue that really hold strong for rubber/plastic.

I think this was done before by someone on this forum earlier and i can't find his thread so if someone remembers it plz lemme know.

[Chixofnix]

can you show us a pic of what you started with?

[TheGhengisKhan]

stuff called "Goop" will work great for this. It remains slightly rubbery when set, and it adheres to just about anything (including plexi and glass) don't forget pics.

[Nebuchadnazzar]

I don't have a camera but ill try to get pics... somehow
Oooh goop, i checked out the website and that stuff sounds perfect.

[tom10167]

I'm not really sure what you're asking, but Epoxy is probably the strongest holding stuff I've used.

Besides JB Weld of course, but that wouldn't work here. ;)

[Nebuchadnazzar]

i picked up some Household GOOP and im gonna start sticking stuff together, ill let ya know how it turns out.

[Nebuchadnazzar]

ugh it seems that goop doesn't like rubber :(
its really hard to get the goop to stick to it