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02-14-2011, 09:12 PM
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Soaking it.
So, can I take it that these cards are safe to soak?
[I know, for instance, that T206's and their kind are safe to soak.] Any particular instructions/advice, particularly when drying? I know there's always some risk, but the gamble is surely worth if it can be done. I'd appreciate anyone with knowledge in this area weighing in. Thanks. Doug 
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