Is there a market for Comic Book Cleaners?

[ComicSupply]

I have made a post here on my site to see if maybe there might be a market for this. Take a look and let me know what you might think. I don't want to hassle with getting loads of this stuff in, if its just going to make people think I use it on the books I sell. Honestly, it takes way to much time to even consider doing it for my books, but just wanted some feedback.

 

Comic Cover Cleaner

[Red Hook]

[ComicSupply]

Yeah, but your not supposed to eat this stuff.

 

Also seems to work much better. I tried the Wonder bread thing and never really showed much of an improvement, or could I see dirt on the bread. Maybe I used Tastee bread though.

[Red Hook]

Have you made sure that your cleaner doesn't leave a residue that might show up under a black light? You obviously can't reveal your compound ingredients, but that would be a concern for any collector.

[ComicSupply]

Well, I am not the person who manufactures this. I will check tomorrow and if it shows a residue I won't even ask anymore. That wouldn't be good now would it.

 

I would have to assume it doesn't, but good call. Thumbs up Red.

[arexcrooke]

Russ, it wont take the ink off of the book will it? I also would be interested to know if it leaves a residue.

 

Also Red, in my podunk part of NC, none of the grocery stores even sells Wonderbread.

[Red Hook]

Perhaps I can help you out. Would $10 a loaf plus $9.95 shipping and handling work for you?

[greggy]

Perhaps I can help you out. Would $10 a loaf plus $9.95 shipping and handling work for you?

[deathlok]

Can you ensure no SBS will occur to the Wonderbread.

[nik]

Perhaps I can help you out. Would $10 a loaf plus $9.95 shipping and handling work for you?

 

White eraser works alot better if you are careful

[Red Hook]

(Should I start this?......... ......aw, why not!)

 

Well, trust me, you'll consider your "dough" well spent.

[awe4one]

(Should I start this?......... ......aw, why not!)

 

Well, trust me, you'll consider your "dough" well spent.

 

[Red Hook]

Can't get a rise out of you? Well, at yeast I tried.

[FFB]

Have you made sure that your cleaner doesn't leave a residue that might show up under a black light? You obviously can't reveal your compound ingredients, but that would be a concern for any collector.

 

I'll bet ten bucks that this product is just a kneaded eraser that you can find in any art store. Kneaded erasers do a fantastic job at cleaning off dirt. But art gum erasers are the absolute best. They remove not only dirt, but also transfer ink too, when your book has a lot of transfer ink on the back cover from wet stacking when the book came off the presses.

 

Russell, I think that this product is going to be a waste of money for you. Just buy un-logoed art gum erasers in bulk and sell them as "comic cleaners."

[DiceX]

Russ, it wont take the ink off of the book will it? I also would be interested to know if it leaves a residue.

 

Anything you rub on a comic book will take the ink off to some extent.

[Red Hook]

Just ask Greggy.

[arexcrooke]

Perhaps I can help you out. Would $10 a loaf plus $9.95 shipping and handling work for you?

 

Nope, i found a guy that only charges me $19.95, shipping included

[Red Hook]

I'd be happy to include a Strawberry Pop-Tart, a Pick Six NY State Lottery Ticket, and enter you in a drawing for a 0.75% discount on your next order, at no extra charge.....

[arexcrooke]

I'd be happy to include a Strawberry Pop-Tart, a Pick Six NY State Lottery Ticket, and enter you in a drawing for a 0.75% discount on your next order, at no extra charge.....

 

lemme think about it