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11-07-2011, 06:50 AM
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Josh, I disagree because I have had success using bestine, but I agree...I soaked the cards...I used a surface like marble, poured a puddle and soaked the cards with the stickers on them. They come of cleanly, but the were not "pretty much soaked" they were soaked. It evaporates quickly and I had no problem with "wrinkling" like you would expect from water.
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