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some basic restoration info

Started by RichardB7521-migration,

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faster friends

faster friends

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Most likely just to fix the issues you mention, you are looking at minimum $500

 

For full resto up to $1000

 

Silver age books are not most peoples choice to restore as they are plentiful and you can just find another copy.

 

If I were you, I would sell the copy you had and buy a better copy with that money and the money you would have spent getting it restored.

 

If you have to have it restored, Classics Inc. is an option.

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wongseefu

wongseefu

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If it is getting worse it sounds like it's not in good storage conditions.

 

For the past 10 years my collection has been sitting in 2 boxes with the comics laid flat, with one on top of another. Each comic is enclosed in a bag with a backing board but l have not touched them since they were purchased.

 

This method of storage, might have contributed to further decline of the condition , l'm not sure. However after recently joining this forum my knowledge base has really expanded and l know for sure l need to change the way l store them in order to preserve them better.

 

 

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Tony S

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The book mentioned isn't likely to be a great restoration candidate - but pictures would go a long way to knowing for sure

 

Mastercntrlprogram (Michael) who has posted up here would be the one I recommend for any restoration. His work is professional and his prices are better than just about anyone else in the business.

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