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10-07-2022, 07:33 AM
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I agree that completely soaking them is not the best idea. Years ago I had some Diamond Stars that had been glued with those corner tabs into a photo album or something. I just used a very light amount of water on a paper towel... didn't want to let it soak thru to the front of the card. Dab it on a little at a time just on that area. Had to work with them a little as there were different levels of glue on each card. Was successful getting them all removed. Some left staining but they presented much better.
Good luck if you try it! 
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