Remove light water stain?2617
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So this book would otherwise be a solid 9 but for this light water stain on the back cover that does not affect any inside pages - anyone know if there is a way to fix this? Maybe a restore job?  |
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| @KatKomics I do believe there are ways but they fall into the category of reatoration. As far as I know, all processes required to fix it require the application of chemicals. | ||
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| Not sure if it would be worth restoring. Would get hammered hard for the stain but a restored comic from the 60's also doesn't seem right | ||
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| I think the cost of restoration would far exceed the value of the book. | ||
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