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Posted By: steve
OK, here it is, drum roll please........use a womens nylon, like Leggs or similar. Get an old nylon from the wife or girlfriend - rub it over the wax - removed ! Remember to do it very carefully and gently so as not to ruin the card in the process. steve |
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