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#11
12-11-2006, 11:04 AM
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About soaking cards
Posted By: E, Daniel
yes leon, with a dry lint free cotton rag (would not remove a spec of patina). kind of like blowing off the dust that had settled on your kalamazoo bats card you left out on the computer desk after basking in its glow all night...... 
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and we all know how a computer sucks dust out of the air to settle all over it and everything around it.
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