Piano Keytop Heads Simulated Ivory - Set of 6 - Piano Key Replacement

The piano keytop heads fit perfectly on my 1905 Kimball upright piano. The color tone is just a little light compared to the old ivorys. You have to look hard to see the difference. Product is great. Don't have to hunt any elephants now!!!!

we have a 200 year old Grand Upright piano in excellent condition. one of the ivory keys came off and was lost. this new key matched perfectly.!!!

These ivory covers for used piano keys are exactly what I needed & have stayed on after useing gorilla glue to put them in place, however I believe the price is expensive for only 6 especially for an 88 key piano. They're pretty & fit well, if you're willing to pay the price.

Adequate replacement keys. It would have been nice to know or have the option to choose which direction the grain is going so as to match existing keys. A little to white for my aged (100y) piano. But managed to discolor them enough with rit dye so they're not so obviously out of place.

I have a very old Hardman baby grand (made by Macy's actually) and many of the ivory key faces were missing. I bought these, used elmers glue and now the keys feel like they should when I play the piano. cheap and easy fix

They look alright but didn’t match the color of my old organ’s ivory keys. Too bright white. They sanded down perfectly to size and look fine

Key tops work wonderfully! They are a little longer than our piano’s keyboard, but they can be shaved to the right length with a file. I used PVC-e glue and didn’t clamp them, just held them for a minute, and they stuck fine. I did not play the piano for a few days to let the glue cure. Great purchase, and I will be ordering more in the future!

Nicely matches my 1899 Fischer ivory keys. Would be even better if it had the grainy texture, but I'm very happy with it.