Fixing micro-chamber paper on a thick slab

[Hado]

Can anyone describe how to safely fix this issue, and does the technique change on the thicker slab?

 

Thanks e'rrybody

[VintageComics]

Can anyone describe how to safely fix this issue, and does the technique change on the thicker slab?

 

Thanks e'rrybody

 

One option is to try to tap it into place but that can be risky.

 

The safest way is to just reholder.

[bronze johnny]

Reholder is the only safe way.

 

[Hado]

Can anyone describe how to safely fix this issue, and does the technique change on the thicker slab?

 

Thanks e'rrybody

 

One option is to try to tap it into place but that can be risky.

 

The safest way is to just reholder.

Boooooo

 

Thanks!

[DrWatson]

Just tap the damn slab.

[Hado]

Just tap the damn slab.

 

 

[Hibou]

Just tap the damn slab.

 

It works...

 

http://boards.collectors-society.com/ubbthreads.php?ubb=showflat&Main=300486&Number=6723312#Post6723312

[Hado]

Just tap the damn slab.

 

It works...

 

http://boards.collectors-society.com/ubbthreads.php?ubb=showflat&Main=300486&Number=6723312#Post6723312

I'll give it a try

[mysterio]

If it gives you any comfort, it worked perfectly on my AF #15, and that was the only book I've received that had this issue. It was seriously bruising my OCD, but tapping it gently worked.

[Hado]

OK,

If it was good enough for an AF15 it was worth a shot and it did work very well.

 

thanks for the help (thumbs u

[Sqeggs]

Can anyone describe how to safely fix this issue, and does the technique change on the thicker slab?

 

Thanks e'rrybody

 

One option is to try to tap it into place but that can be risky.

 

The safest way is to just reholder.

 

But CGC doesn't consider the micro-chamber paper peaking out (that is what we are talking about, isn't it?) a defect. So, you could pay for a reholder and get ... another slab with the paper peaking out.

[Psithyrus]

Hey, at least you know that it is in there, for sure.