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05-24-2010, 02:52 PM
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Wouldn't the botox leave a needle mark?? and the tummy tuck a scar? (or surface crease in card lingo!
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I knew Dick was joking. I thought Barry was joking too!
Leon, I do not recall Dick ever talking about taking creases out, but I may have missed it. I remember that he used a variety of chemical to remove crud and/or stains from cards.
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Hence the (I believe) .......I wasn't positive but thought he does that too....I could be wrong, which is more than I can say for one person on this board who has never admitted to being wrong....
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05-24-2010, 03:20 PM
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Jim- I truly thought that this was simply something that Dick concocted in his card repair shop. Was I gullible? I suppose so. But like Leon said, one shouldn't make jokes about doctoring cards when you sell a chemical that removes stains from cards.
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05-24-2010, 03:23 PM
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I gotta be honest with you. Any talk of taking out wrinkles chemically, even if only joking, your really taking a chance of offending collectors on a baseball card chat board.
Just my two cents.
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DICKTOWLE member Join Date: May 2009 Posts: 50 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Quote: Originally Posted by T206Collector Dick, I hope you will continue to post regarding your process and practice. Given some collectors' concerns about what you do, you are likely to be met with some measure of venom on public internet chatboards. I hope that this does not cause you to stop the dialogue. It is important for us as a hobby to understand the full extent of what is really going on out there. Thanks again for your posts. T 206 Thank you for the kind words, I have already received many emails and even a phone call at my home in support what I do. PAPER WRINKLES, GLUED IN CARDS, GLUE ON CARDS, WAX AND GUM STAINS, INDENTS, TAPE, JUST GARBAGE ON A CARD. THANK YOU ALL FOR THE GREAT SUPPORT.
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I just went back and re-read the thread Peter cited.
http://www.net54baseball.com/showthr...851#post743851 Dick seems to be adamant that he removes "wrinkles" but doesn't do anything with "creases." Personally, that's splitting the hair too finely for my liking.
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Dick also said, "I never sold anything and never will" on that thread. What does that mean?
By the way, I give Dick a lot of credit for the Botox remark -- very funny!!
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