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12-28-2007, 06:30 AM

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anyone had any luck getting stains off a card?

Posted By: Frank Wakefield

I said a glass 'cause he'll have a glass. I used a big lid for a plastic storage container to soak a Baseball Magazine M114, it came out very well...

Soaking with a glass allows the soaker to observe all sides at the same time, difficult to do with something flat, unless you use a glass plate and lift it. Also, a glass allows debris to fall to the bottom as it soaks loose, with a plate the debris just sits there...

I'm okay with using something flat.

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