tiefighterboy said:I have done it and it takes an exacto knife, a expendable cardback that is identical to the repair one and a steady hand...and that is where I stop as the guys probably would not want me giving an entire recipe......not that condone such practice![]()
shawn_k said:It's certainly up to you, but I would leave them as is where it had to do with sending in for the mail aways. It's kind of a part of the history behind them.
I have no problem with restoration. If you sell it...disclose it. a big hole in a cardback should be repaired in my opinion.flycasual said:If it is not part of the history, ie. something is blatantly broken, is it more reasonable to restore it?
I've got something that is bugging me which I could probably fix so it is virtually undetectable.
If I ever sold it, I would obviously disclose what was done. But what about future sales ...
tiefighterboy said:I have no problem with restoration. If you sell it...disclose it. a big hole in a cardback should be repaired in my opinion.flycasual said:If it is not part of the history, ie. something is blatantly broken, is it more reasonable to restore it?
I've got something that is bugging me which I could probably fix so it is virtually undetectable.
If I ever sold it, I would obviously disclose what was done. But what about future sales ...