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| Tell me more please. | ||
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| Giving it one more pressing. | ||
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| What do you think? | ||
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ThisLand private msg quote post Address this user | |
| Nice work. How did you clean the back? | ||
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Quote:Originally Posted by ThisLandAnd how did you press it? Share the magic! |
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FUEGOMUSIC private msg quote post Address this user | |
| Got the press off of eBay just to try it out. | ||
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| I do would love to know how you did the back | ||
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| When pressing you place a piece of parchment paper on the front and back cover and press away. | ||
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| There are some ways to add a little of humidity to the paper but haven't gotten to that point yet. I've gotten good results without do that so far. | ||
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| What temperature and how long? And why do you feel it needs another? | ||
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| The back edges was done with the stick erasers you see with back board covering the middle portions of the back cover. The sponge is safe for the whole cover, back and front to remove dirt and it restores the glossy look of the cover. | ||
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| The sponge is called Dry Cleaning Sponge (Dirt Eraser) | ||
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| Because there was a small indentation on the "r" around the purple part that was not coming out. After multiple presses it worked itself out. That's where that humidity option would come into play because with one press it would've been done. | ||
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| The temperature 175-200 for 15 to 20 minutes. | ||
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| It seems like pressing books is a huge secret in the industry...I wish someone would make a decent tutorial on it. I'd love to try it out on my own books! | ||
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| Wow, nice! Thanks for sharing that info. | ||
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| Here's a couple of videos to point you in the right direction. https://youtu.be/_7J1kiekiZk https://youtu.be/4815oKGbsPI https://youtu.be/gKbHbMg2Qg8 (I've never left it for 10 hours) https://youtu.be/3ABY5quIEs8 https://youtu.be/mrsqzubn4Do |
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