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Question: would soaking help with fountain pen ink?
Or is there some other method that would work with removing it from the front of a card? I have a couple of '50s Topps cards in mind.
Thank you.
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Two thoughts:
1) Soaking won't remove it and may cause bleeding 2) I hope this doesn't turn into another Dick Towle thread |
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I doubt it would help at all and would probably make things worse.
I've never tried soaking a 50's card, but I do have some that are water damaged. I'd rather have a pen mark. Steve B |
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Thank you both.
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Don't know about fountain pen ink, but a lot of pen inks don't dissolve in water. And if you could dissolve it, it would probably make thinks worse.
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