Well, I recently got a bunch of Gemstone comics. At the moment I'm out of sleeves, so none of them are bagged. Today my air stopped working so they all got warped from the humidity. The only way I can think of to fix this is to put each individual one under heavy things, which would take a long time but oh well.
A. Would that even work with thin comics?
and
B. Is there an easier or better way to fix it?
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AzureBlue
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2013-09-08 at 22:42:27
Robb_K
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2013-09-08 at 23:28:54
Quote from user: AzureBlueWell, I recently got a bunch of Gemstone comics. At the moment I'm out of sleeves, so none of them are bagged. Today my air stopped working so they all got warped from the humidity. The only way I can think of to fix this is to put each individual one under heavy things, which would take a long time but oh well.
A. Would that even work with thin comics?
and
B. Is there an easier or better way to fix it?
I always stack 5 or 6 boxes of my old black and white Carl Barks library over anything I want to flatten (paper, vinyl records, etc.). If you leave them atop anything warped, it should flatten.
A. Would that even work with thin comics?
and
B. Is there an easier or better way to fix it?
I always stack 5 or 6 boxes of my old black and white Carl Barks library over anything I want to flatten (paper, vinyl records, etc.). If you leave them atop anything warped, it should flatten.
Charlie Brown
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Message 3 -
2013-09-09 at 07:39:03
I had the same experience on a few hot days with high humidity last summer.
Just let the air get back to normal humidity levels. The paper will flatten itself. This may take a few weeks.
Only if the paper gets really wet (like from rain), you need to take action.
Just let the air get back to normal humidity levels. The paper will flatten itself. This may take a few weeks.
Only if the paper gets really wet (like from rain), you need to take action.
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