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03-13-2013, 04:26 PM
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T213 soaking results?
I've been thinking about cracking this slab and soaking. I've soaked t206s with positive results, but never a t213-2. I'm thinking that soaking t213s can cause that "washed out" look. I'd hate to degrade the front of the card (which is pretty nice) trying to clean up the back. Maybe the card was slabbed this way as this issue does not soak well...? Anyone have any experience soaking these? Thanks -marshall
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