I bought a Battle of the Bulge Cinerama roadshow poster on eBay -
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=310395408007ssPageName=ADME:L:OC:US:1120
Are there any places in Connecticut that can remove the tape covering the
CINERAMA text on the poster? About what would be the cost
I have quite a few lobby cards that have yellowed tape marks. I have read on
this venue previously that using a product called Bestine will help remove
them if used very carefully. Bestine is a brand name, and they make everything
from rubber cement to rubber cement thinner to paint thinner.
Use Bestine, which is kind of like lighter fluid, and must be handled
equally carefully! Buy it in any art supply store, or on the Internet. Spend
some time learning how best to use it on cheap items before graduating to
better ones.
Bruce
On Mon, Jun 9, 2008 at 5:03 PM, Michael B [EMAIL
yes...that was discussed on MOPO before. not something available on
ebay or at LOWES.
does anyone on the list sell it?
links to sales:
_http://www.dickblick.com/zz239/04/_ (http://www.dickblick.com/zz239/04/)
it is available at any art supply store. i cant imagine it being sold
on ebay as it is flammable.
On Jun 10, 2008, at 7:24 AM, Michael B wrote:
yes...that was discussed on MOPO before. not something
available on ebay or at LOWES.
does anyone on the list sell it?
links to
Bestine is totally flamable in liquid form
however.. it works very well and after it dries it becomes inert
At 10:44 AM 6/10/2008, Jeff Potokar wrote:
it is available at any art supply store. i cant imagine it being
sold on ebay as it is flammable.
On Jun 10, 2008, at 7:24 AM, Michael B
what's a quick way to remove the dark brown tape from the back of
inserts/half-sheets (when they were?put there for?no apparent reason) ?
thanks
michael?
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the citrus based solvents are not based on
citrus, but are additives to give it a better smell. I concur about
not using them, as they seem to stain white paper at times.
Naptha is, in my 40 years of fiddling with paper, the best all-around one
to use.
HOWEVER, I cannot stress enough that it
any recommendations on removing scotch tape from a poster? i have a poster or two with OLD tape, and ijust acquired a poster with recently attached tape.
thanks
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Try Heat ( blow dryer ), a very dull knife, carefully peel.
Best,
Dario @ www.resurrectionrestoration.planetmopo.com
Michael B wrote:
any recommendations on removing scotch tape from a poster? i
have a poster or two with OLD tape, and ijust acquired a poster with
recently attached tape.
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any recommendations on removing scotch tape from a poster? i
have a poster or two with OLD tape, and ijust acquired a poster with
recently attached tape.
thanks
Bestine Solution from you local craft
store works like a champion as well.
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any recommendations on removing scotch tape from a poster? i
have a poster or two with OLD tape, and ijust acquired a poster with
recently attached tape.
thanks
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Tape was covering the CINERAMA logo on a "It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World" poster I just bought. I applied Un-Du and then used the supplied scrapper and it just made it worse. I'll need to have a poster restorer fix it.
Roland Lataille
Cinerama web site:
http://cinerama.topcities.com
Tom Martin
(800) 463-2994
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embedded itself into the grain
of the paper even after the tape is removed.
Sue
www.hollywoodposterframes.com
(800) 463-2994
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