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05-19-2020, 04:33 PM
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Soaked this M101-5 for about 10 mins in tap water. The two bits of paper were loose and slid off when i pulled the card out of the water. Was slightly nervous about harming the front so I didn't leave it long in the water. Front looks the same, back no longer has the 2 bits of scrapbook paper attached.
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05-19-2020, 08:31 PM
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card with autograph?
Has anyone ever tried to soak a card with scrapbook adheasive/paper stuck to the back that is normally 'soakable'.... that is also signed on the front in ballpoint pen?
Did the ballpoint pen autograph survive the soaking? I've been tempted.
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