Keyboard cover recommendation? (T510)

[lparsons]

Does anyone use the silicon keyboard covers that are being sold all over the place? I bought one for my T510 through Amazon and I'm a bit under-impressed by it. I figured the clear covers would be ... clear. Unfortunately this one really isn't, it is painfully obvious on the all-black laptop.

I have seen some ebay sellers selling them in black, but they are black with the key identifiers on them in a non-IBM/lenovo typeface so they don't look quite the same. If I could get them in black with *no* letters or numbers, I'd be up for that

I know there is one sold on the lenovo website, has anyone used it? Pictures would be great if possible.

The main reason why I'm doing this is I have naturally oily skin, so I tend to wear out the finishes on keyboards rather quickly. I am very cautious with my laptops, so spillage has never happened in around 10 years of owning thinkpads. I would just like he finish to last a bit longer on the keys.

[Colonel O'Neill]

I use a sheet of microfiber cloth. It's a sky blue color, so it's not that distracting. Sorta IBM blue, but lighter.

[lparsons]

typing wouldn't be too hard with that if you can touch type, but how would you accurately use the trackpoint with a sheet of fabric on top of the keyboard? The silicon cover I am currently using does have an indentation for the trackpoint that fits it fairly well (after all the trackpoint is one of the reasons I bought a thinkpad instead of one of those "other" brands)...