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11-22-2016, 10:54 AM
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Question re: cleaning cardboard Gehrig display piece
In the recent LOTG auction, I bought the Gehrig Goudey stand up display exhibit. Always wanted one. Made of thick cardboard apparently. Al made the comment that it is a bit dirty and could benefit from a professional cleaning. A few questions for those who know about cleaning such items.
1. Do I need to hire a professional cleaner, or could I attempt to clean myself? If I did myself, what would I use? Or would this just be a flat out bad idea? 2. Who are the "professional cleaners" Al speaks of. How would I find a good one? I'm in the New York City area, so would have to think I could locate one if I knew what to look for. Thanks in advance for any advice. 
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