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07-24-2013, 08:08 PM
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Protecting autographs
I picked up an autographed helmet a few years ago. It was signed in the sixties with what I believe was a sharpy. When I got it, the signatures were pretty faded. I have it out on a shelf where it is exposed to some sunlight. Any suggestions for anything I can put on it (protective screen, etc.) that will protect the signatures from going anymore?
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