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08-25-2011, 07:30 PM
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Card soaking
I bought a '58 Wilhelm with wax stain on front and rubberband marks on both edges. I was able to clean the wax off the front with a nylion cloth. I soaked the card overnite and then pressed in a large book between a paper towel & wax paper with 150 pounds of weights on top. Here are the before and then after pictures.
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