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02-25-2011, 08:00 PM
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A nice long soaking
I have just gotten a majority of my raw cards delivered to me finally. There are a few I want to soak and remove some paper from. I have bleach, oxy clean, and clean bottled water. A few are T205's, T206's, and the Koesters Brown card. I know not to submerge the Koesters and to just dab the card with clean water and a cloth to remove the backing but should I used anything else?? What's the collective opinion as far as the other cards??? Your experiences are welcome. Thanks in advance for the help
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