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12-13-2004, 11:34 AM
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Restoring cards vs restoring photos
Posted By: Scott
I think that's different - If a photo has tears or pieces have fallen off, I always use small strips of surgical tape to repair the tears or reattach the pieces, but from the back. I don't do anything to the front. I have mixed emotions about the cabinets with totally trashed back-matting - even though they are too ugly for me to buy but would look great if restored, I hate to touch the "effects of age", so I just don't buy them. 
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