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05-29-2015, 05:46 PM

rdwyer

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Soaking 101

Had a card with stuff glued to the back of the card. I soaked it and it only removed some of it. The rest was like super glued or something. I can't remove it. Should I try soaking the entire card in warm or hot water? Any other suggestions?

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