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T205: It's been 8-10 years since I soaked one of these, but I don't remember any adverse effects to the front, but...the backs were a different story. I found that I had to be much more careful than with T206's - for the more difficult cases, bits of writing would come off almost as easily as the undesired stuff.
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How long,from start to finish did it take for the paper residue to come off of the card in your video? Also, did you have additional glue to remove,when the paper peeled off? If so, how did you remove it?
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