Hero Restoration

42 is wrong direction. Pages are around 15 I think and if I remember right neutral is are 7. Maybe I am asking too technical of a question

Ok I will. I had a question. If you wash a page with some type of alkiline based cleaner does that also deacidificate the page as well?

Speaking of which I have this one glue made from methyl cellulose that doesnt leave a shine behind when done but it is also a little fussier and seems to show slightly different shade if paper is not white

Nice links Ze-man thanks alot. So it seems like there is a few restores here at the CGC boards. Information seems to be shared more freely here which I like alot. I am also a new member of NOD. Did you do that tear seal yourself Ze-man?

Unlikely that your confused. More likely I am. I got excited I guess. Sorry about that. Although I dont think Dry cleaning is restoration there are many professionals who do . To me dry cleaning is like washing your car if its been drivin. If the comic is read and sits on a desk for any period of time the bottom will pick up dirt. You should be able to maintain it without it being restoration. I'm kinda a car guy so when I think of restoration I think of fixing dents and and paint not cleaning. Not sure about pressing but as long as the majority doesn't call it restoration I'm cool with that.

That is a really nice illustration of tear seal. I wanted to know who I could order that type of paper from. If you could tell me Ze-man that would be great I like mine but I could use that kind too.

That youtube video on pressing is funny. I am new to the comic restoration industry and suprised how heated of a topic Restoration is. I am a believer that if is considered restoration it should be disclosed. I can see there is a disagrement on what is considered restoration . I am Good with going with the majority on those matters as I am not interested in creating a waves.

Hi, I am a comic book restorer and new here at the forums so I wanted to say Hi and show you a little before after of dry cleaning to get started.