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08-03-2016, 12:41 AM
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What group of strip cards are we talking about? I have collected W572 cards and some were dirty or even had scrapbook / glue on the back of them. They cleaned up well by soaking to dissolve glue and remove scrapbook paper and very light application of qtips to remove surface grime. The secret is to watch them closely and not soak too long. It is a fine line between just right and too long so start with the real beepaters to get a feel for it and definitely would not use any chemicals.
Kmac
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