Keyboard letters wearing off. Is there a solution other than getting a new one?

Question

I've wondered if there are stickers or if you can buy replacement keys or what the best solution is. I notice that different keyboards have the letters printed on different parts of the keys and obviously the colours also vary, so it seems like it would be tough to fix other than just replacing the whole thing-- I'd appreciate any input-- Thanks--

Thanks for all the input-- I have actually tried the Sharpie thing before, and yes, I will probably end up just buying a new one. We have 4 kids and I thought if I could save a few dollars, it would be worth a try. As for typing, yes, 4 out of 6 of us know how to type without looking, but the two preschoolers still need to look a little.

Answer 1

You are right. It would be tough. Best to buy a new one for $5.00.

Answer 2

Laptop keyboard? No luck. Learn 10-finger-typing; no need for keyboard letters. Otherwise, sharpie will do good.
Desktop keyboard? C'mon... just 10 dollars...

Answer 3

Use a fine point felt tip marker in a contrasting color and that should last for awhile.

Buy a CD that teaches you to type with all finders and you won't have to look at the keyboard.

Answer 4

you should purchase a keyboard conceal from eBay that may look after the lettering somewhat - i offered one after destroying a pc with a cuppa. i think of you will locate it well worth studying to the touch form besides nevertheless - it does not take that long - somebody taught me in each and every week and that i'd desire to form at a trouble-free velocity on the tip of it.

Answer 5

Just laminate it or something. But replacement will be the best option; keyboards are not costly, are they?

Answer 6

fine sharpie

Answer 7

You could use label.

Answer 8

unfortunately no.