What is comic "pressing"?

[Joel109-migration]

What is comic "pressing"?

[FFB]

What is comic "pressing"?

 

Maybe you could gather up all of the questions you have right now and put them into one thread, instead of starting a new thread on each of them.

[THE_BEYONDER]

What is comic "pressing"?

 

Maybe you could gather up all of the questions you have right now and put them into one thread, instead of starting a new thread on each of them.

 

Maybe you should stop bothering other members...

[trevorlsmith]

in short, it is flattening a book in an attempt to remove non-color breaking creases indentations, waives...

 

a variety of methods are used to "press" a book. i'm no expert, but i'm sure others can provide more details.

 

btw, if you run a search on these forums, you will find that this has been discussed ad nauseum.

[trevorlsmith]

i just saw your other thread. there is no need to ask virtually the same question in two different threads.

 

"pressing" is the act or procedure, and "pressed" is the result.

[s-man]

same thing as a pressed comic...

[THE_BEYONDER]

same thing as a pressed comic...

 

[s-man]

same thing as a pressed comic...

 

 

[FFB]

What is comic "pressing"?

 

Maybe you could gather up all of the questions you have right now and put them into one thread, instead of starting a new thread on each of them.

 

Maybe you should stop bothering other members...

 

Eat me.

[THE_BEYONDER]

What is comic "pressing"?

 

Maybe you could gather up all of the questions you have right now and put them into one thread, instead of starting a new thread on each of them.

 

Maybe you should stop bothering other members...

 

Eat me.

I'll pass.

[nik]

Smart choice

[THE_BEYONDER]

[esquirecomics]

BTW, I have confirmed that Chris Friessen (sp?) has set up a pressing operation. He is right down the hallway from CGC. However, the operation is not under the legal rubric of CGC, but of CGC's parent corporation.

 

No further details known at this time.

[sborock]

Hey, I thought I confirmed it

[esquirecomics]

Hey, I thought I confirmed it

 

I beat you to it on the boards (I think)!!!

 

Thanks again for the scotch!!!

[THE_BEYONDER]

Hey, I thought I confirmed it

 

How about an official announcement.

[Mushroom]

BTW, I have confirmed that Chris Friessen (sp?) has set up a pressing operation. He is right down the hallway from CGC. However, the operation is not under the legal rubric of CGC, but of CGC's parent corporation.

 

No further details known at this time.

 

Henry Ford would have been proud...................

[FFB]

BTW, I have confirmed that Chris Friessen (sp?) has set up a pressing operation. He is right down the hallway from CGC. However, the operation is not under the legal rubric of CGC, but of CGC's parent corporation.

 

No further details known at this time.

 

I heard through the grapevine that it was only available to dealers.

 

Is he still on staff at CGC?

[FFB]

Hey, I thought I confirmed it

 

If he's going to press books, why not have him do the restoration removal service that was originally bandied about a few years back? That is actually something I personally would have absolutely no problem with.

[tth2]

BTW, I have confirmed that Chris Friessen (sp?) has set up a pressing operation. He is right down the hallway from CGC. However, the operation is not under the legal rubric of CGC, but of CGC's parent corporation.

Amazing. Chris of course should be free to pursue whatever business he wishes to and would probably be successful regardless of where and with whom he set up shop.

 

But why CGC's parent company feels compelled to bankroll him and make his business either a sister company of CGC or at the very least an affiliate of CGC is beyond me. In a certification business, appearances are everything, and the appearance here stinks! It's like a holding company that makes safes on the one hand and makes safe-breaking equipment on the other hand.