Removing Tape Adhesive Residue from Card

[Shoeless Moe]

found this in this thread:

http://www.net54baseball.com/showthr...hlight=residue


http://www.gonewiththestain.com/home.html

but doesn't look like they do tape, anyone have any luck with the tape residue pm please if you don't feel like posting.

[KCRfan1]

If the tape has stained the cardboard you likely will not be able to get that out. There are numerous threads about soaking and tape removal, so a general search should pull a lot of detail for you in the archives section. Otherwise, GoneWithTheStain, Dick Towle, is an expert if you want to pay for the process.

[toledo_mudhen]

Once bought a low dollar card with Tape Stain so I could experiment with Soak. After many baths and lots of careful "Q-Tipping" - I was able to remove the residue BUT I also ended up with a significant amount of paper loss. So in the end - maybe the card looked a bit better but I would consider the "Soak" experiment to be pretty much a failure.

[Shoeless Moe]

Thanks all, yah looks like the tape residue has just become one with the paper, highly doubtful it can be removed, or even lightened.

[Leon]

I don't think taking tape off of a card is altering it in a bad way. As pointed out, many times the residue stays anyway. Taking anything off of a card that wasn't originally there isn't altering (in a bad way) to many, including me.

[Lorewalker]

Originally Posted by Leon

I don't think taking tape off of a card is altering it in a bad way. As pointed out, many times the residue stays anyway. Taking anything off of a card that wasn't originally there isn't altering (in a bad way) to many, including me.

I think I tend to agree, if the "taking off" process it is limited to debris and no chemicals are used. I assume that is what you are implying.

Wrinkles and corner wear are not originally part of a card when issued but it seems people are pretty good at "taking" them off and away. I very much have an issue with that.

[irishdenny]

Originally Posted by Shoeless Moe

Thanks all, yah looks like the tape residue has just become one with the paper, highly doubtful it can be removed, or even lightened.

The moment that you used the hair dryer...
The Glue became part of the Cardboard ~

Initially the Glue & the Tape can be soak'd(water) and Soap'd using the right mixture.

Maybe next time

What year is the Ticket Stub From?

Curious, How do you alter a card that has Already been Altered?

[Shoeless Moe]

Originally Posted by irishdenny

the moment that you used the hair dryer...
The glue became part of the cardboard ~

initially the glue & the tape can be soak'd(water) and soap'd using the right mixture.

Maybe next time

what year is the ticket stub from?

Curious, how do you alter a card that has already been altered?

1965

[jtr289]

Anyone know Dick Towle? Can you have him contact me

[BillyCoxDodgers3B]

^^^

Better get out your Ouija board.

[FrankWakefield]

Shoeless Moe... you need a non-polar solvent. Peruse Wikipedia about solvents. Lighter fluid will leave an odor, that will diminish if open to air. Rubber cement solvent is an affordable and better choice. Still, when you're done, let it get air so that the fluid has time to evaporate away. Days.

Go slowly, if you're Q-tipping, be very gentle; a stain is IN the paper, not it. With fluid, less is more.

[BillyCoxDodgers3B]

Originally Posted by FrankWakefield

Shoeless Moe... you need a non-polar solvent. Peruse Wikipedia about solvents. Lighter fluid will leave an odor, that will diminish if open to air. Rubber cement solvent is an affordable and better choice. Still, when you're done, let it get air so that the fluid has time to evaporate away. Days.

Go slowly, if you're Q-tipping, be very gentle; a stain is IN the paper, not it. With fluid, less is more.

Frank,

You're responding to a 5 year old question.

[toledo_mudhen]

Originally Posted by jtr289

Anyone know Dick Towle? Can you have him contact me

Dick's Son Adam - has continued his fathers business

https://www.gonewiththestain.com/