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#10
02-14-2006, 10:43 AM
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Opinions on Soaking/Pressing
Posted By: Keith O'Leary
Tape is a different animal altogether Josh. Try heating the tape up with a hair drier. After its heated up, take something like a knife's edge to work the corner of the tape up. If it gives you any trouble, keep heating until the adhesive on the tape becomes guier (sp...but had to get a computer term in LOL) and more plyable. I wanted to add...More heat is better than not enough. You want the adhesive to become so soft that none is left on the card when pulling the tape off. 
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