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11-01-2015, 11:31 AM
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Sounds like a risky move. If they are scrapbooked they are likely postally used and the writing will most likely bleed. It's going to look worse than some glue remnants.
I also would not try soaking rppcs. Not a good chance on that either. You could try steaming first just to see if you can get them loose or send them to an expert if it's a good money item. If you know they are not written on and not a photo you can give it a shot with one you have no attachment to first?
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