Hello colleagues,
I've been asked to help with the repair of siddurim and chumshim (the Etz Chaim
chumashim are taking a beating) at my synagogue. The only supplies I currently
have in stock are 3 inch clear book tape and some repair corners.
Fortunately, there's another volunteer who has been doing much of the work.
She wasn't available when the call came to repair a tikkun that was barely
attached to the spine. I did the best I could with limited resources and am
now looking for advice.
Some questions:
Should we continue to just use tape on the spines?
Should we buy rolls of laminate to cover the entire damaged book?
What other supplies should we get (hinge tape, cloth book tape, etc.)?
Thanks so much for your suggestions!
Diane
Diane Wolf
Congregation Beth Shalom Library
Wilmington DE 19802
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302-478-4705
302-545-8010 cell
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