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Old 04-16-2013, 10:32 PM
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Yes I know, (from reading previous threads) what people do with bowls of water and erasers. I know the results can improve a cards appearance. And YES I think it is an amateurish thing to do. I know erasers can ruin cards, but I don't know if the effects of "having a bath" are detrimental on a microscopic or even a molecular level. I do know that a "professional conservator" would not do either, so I suspect it is "bad" for the substances that comprise our treasures. I suggest that someone here, ( 6 degrees of separation) knows a professional or can contact a conservator and get their input. In other words, before we get into a conflict...let's consult a pro. Dave.
I could be wrong, but I'm pretty sure that the soaking/pressing method is in a pro restorer's bag of tricks.
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Perhaps it is, but it is not a "trick" it is a science. Someone should find out for sure. (but not me) dave.
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