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Wax Stain Removal
Posted By: Nick G
I know the topic of Wax stain removal is somewhat controversial. |
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Wax Stain Removal
Posted By: Steve
Not sure the lighter fluid trick will work on those cards. It worked |
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Wax Stain Removal
Posted By: MikeU
Call "Mr. Mint" he at one time sold an elixer in SCD for $99 a bottle. |
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Wax Stain Removal
Posted By: Kevin Saucier
Large wax stained removed on back and intentionally submitted with a chemical odor. Yes, it is frowned upon and considered altering. |
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Wax Stain Removal
Posted By: James Gallo
What it you were able to just rub or lightly scrap it off with no residue or damage. |
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Wax Stain Removal
Posted By: Nick G
Kevin: |
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Wax Stain Removal
Posted By: Steve
Did the text on Danny's card smudge immediately or post-holdering? |
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Wax Stain Removal
Posted By: steve
OK, here it is, drum roll please........use a womens nylon, like Leggs or similar. Get an old nylon from the wife or girlfriend - rub it over the wax - removed ! Remember to do it very carefully and gently so as not to ruin the card in the process. steve |
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Wax Stain Removal
Posted By: Steve
That won't work for early bowmans, the card stock is to fiberous. |
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Wax Stain Removal
Posted By: Kevin Saucier
Did the text on Danny's card smudge immediately or post-holdering? |
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Wax Stain Removal
Posted By: leon
To most true collectors of cards (not plastic) taking something off of a card that wasn't intended to be there in the first place isn't altering. If the stain is taken off with something other than water it could be considered altering since there may be a residue or smell left on the card after the removal. I have only ever used water and a cue tip to get yucky stuff off of cards and will continue to do so.....as many hobbyists do. For full disclosure I sometimes erase pencil marks too but will usually disclose those when selling......regards |
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Wax Stain Removal
Posted By: boxingcardman
Mine is called "Made In China"; same as most of the stuff I own. |
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Wax Stain Removal
Posted By: FRED BROMBERG
O.K.GUYS, HERE'S THE DEAL!!! THERE IS A COMPANY IN UPSTATE NEW YORK THAT HAS BEEN REMOVING STAINS SUCESSFULLY FOR 15 YEARS. COMPANY NAME IS "GONE WITH THE STAIN", AND HAS HAD FOUR ARTICLES WRITTEN ON THE AFOREMENTIONED SUCCESS(THREE IN SCD, AND ONE IN BECKETT). OWNERS NAME IS DICK TOWLE, AND WORKS WITH COLLECTORS AND DEALERS THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY. PHONE NUMBER IS 315-3758542 |
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Wax Stain Removal
Posted By: Anonymous
So there is no answer for the back then? |
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