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03-14-2015, 03:10 PM

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Would a mild vinegar solution help or do any harm to the card? Vinegar is very effective in breaking down adhesive. I use it with great success in stripping wall paper. Apply a diluted solution lightly to the back of the card with Q-tip. Let sit for 2 mins, and then do the water soak. Not sure what else harmful the vinegar could do the card, if anything.

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