Found out I lived close to you when I use to live in Clarkston Lakes. Love watching your videos and learning how to fix discrepancies with my cards. Thank you!
Kurt ... first time, long time .... just used your techniques on a 56 topps bb card ... great results . Just came over from the comicbook community and very fimular with cleaning and pressing processes ..... keep doing what you do , eventually the card community as a whole will embrace what you are doing .... took a while for the comic community to turn and accept what you are sharing .....
One day at a time 🤘🏼cards are very valuable to me for a variety of reasons and I assume that’s the same with all collectors. They deserve the best treatment.
Thank you so much mate you’re a life saver I had dropped some of my one piece cards and the corners were damaged with this they were pretty much back to normal. Didn’t have the tool you were using but I figured using my thumb worked too maybey not as well tho.
Hey Kurt. I notice you were working on a 1941 Play Ball Elden Auker. I've had issues when soaking the 1941 Play Ball cards. All of the pink/red ink fades or disappears. It destroys the skin tones of the players. I ruined a Jimmy Foxx and Mel Ott. Have you experienced the same thing with the 1941 Play Ball cards?
I really appreciate you telling me this. Do you have any pictures you can show me? I’ve only done a couple and I didn’t have any issues, but I would love to see . If you’re on Instagram, can you message me?
What about a tall boy like that Oscar how do you send that in for grading?the penny sleaves i have found are way to tight so are the toploaders i found
Appreciate you sorry that the people are giving you so much trouble but keep doing what you like to do it's your passion no one can take it from you cards look nice I've had some really nice cards that needed to be fixed never fixed them never know how but it's a shame when you get a brand new card and it's messed up or you have an old card that means something to you I get it I didn't think I did but I do now
Hey brother great video. I know that you said that you don't have capacity to fix cards. But I would be willing to work something out with you, I have a substantial auto with whitening and dull corners. I am not good at fixing myself. (Too scared) I also have 10 thumbs. So if there's any way you would consider it. Please let me know. -Drew
Hey Drew, based on the description, I don’t know if there’s anything you could really do. The white is typically the result of missing paint and if the corners are rounded, it might be a little wear and tear. I couldn’t do it personally, but I could always give you some tips if you need further advice.
I just got my Kurts Card care kit it cost $79 but it didn't come with the tool you are using to press and flatten these cards? So where do i get this tool or what's it called.
You might’ve picked up my bundle for vintage. That’s the big spray, the can of polish, and the card mats. You can do a ton of corner stuff with what you got. Feel free to email me or message me on Instagram with your card you wanna work on. I can show you how to do it. 🤙🏼
@@kurtscardcare I’ve been watching your videos and you always use the black pen tool …..now I gotta spend another $50……oh well guess I should have paid attention. I just figured the $75 package would come with everything
@@thewellnesscafe2920 you don’t have to pay another $50, I sell the corner tool by itself. You can do a lot of corner Work with the spray and the tools I provided in the vintage kit. If you need some help, you can always send me a picture.
Your an inspiration Kurt i to was an alcoholic for like 15 years, sober for 6, 7 years now. i gave it to Jesus and he healed me! Rock bottom is when your at your lowest and the devil knows how to take our joy, but Jesus said knock and the door will open, seek and you will find, ask and you shall receive! it was a struggle for a while, didn't happen overnight so my advice to anyone struggling with alcohol turn to Jesus the greatest healer of all time you are worth so much to him (our creator) and your prayers will give you strength to fight while jesus will lead the way! This goes for any problem u might have friends not just alcohol God bless. Just remember trust in Gods timing not your own it may be a process of events or it might be a short time but never give up faith keep up the good fight!
@kurtscardcare OK once I get your kit I'm going to start experimenting. I haven't used my insta forever so I will have to figure out if I know my password lol
Yes, lots of ways. But it depends on the type of card. If you want to check out my surface cleaning playlist, I have some good examples on there. Or if you collect Pokémon or vintage cards, you can check out those playlists. All organized right here on TH-cam.
@@kurtscardcare Appreciate your response. I have several thick NBA memorabilia cards that have severe molding on the edges. I was mostly wondering if that's fixable.
@@jdk0777 I would try dry cleaning it first with something like a dry paintbrush or a dry toothbrush. If you get mold wet, it might soak in further. I think it’s something you’d wanna try to remove delicately.
You know what if I were to buy a pack of cards and hit a really good card and it need to be repaired I'm going to repair it especially if I spent the money on it got to do it Don't spend my money to get s***** cars and have to fix them but sometimes it happens
Thanks for another great video!! Ordered my vintage kit today and looking forward to some card cleaning 👍
@@rking1813 thanks man, I’m glad you enjoyed it. You’re part of the family now so don’t be shy reach out to me anytime.
Cool penny sleeve life hack at the end! Crazy common thing people end up damaging corners in the process of protecting them. Thanks Kurt!
Kurt's Card Care, you are the Bob Ross of Trading Cards.
Such an amazing job!! Also you sound exactly like Michael Keaton lol
@@DeathinSpades5 thanks for watching, I’ve never been told that before, but I think Michael Keaton’s cool
I’ll work on my Beetlejuice impersonation
Found out I lived close to you when I use to live in Clarkston Lakes. Love watching your videos and learning how to fix discrepancies with my cards. Thank you!
Thanks for watching!
Kurt ... first time, long time .... just used your techniques on a 56 topps bb card ... great results . Just came over from the comicbook community and very fimular with cleaning and pressing processes ..... keep doing what you do , eventually the card community as a whole will embrace what you are doing .... took a while for the comic community to turn and accept what you are sharing .....
One day at a time 🤘🏼cards are very valuable to me for a variety of reasons and I assume that’s the same with all collectors. They deserve the best treatment.
Love the shows man!
Thanks, Shannon
New here. Love the videos!
Glad you like them!
Thank you so much mate you’re a life saver I had dropped some of my one piece cards and the corners were damaged with this they were pretty much back to normal. Didn’t have the tool you were using but I figured using my thumb worked too maybey not as well tho.
I’m glad you made an improvement!
Hey Kurt. I notice you were working on a 1941 Play Ball Elden Auker. I've had issues when soaking the 1941 Play Ball cards. All of the pink/red ink fades or disappears. It destroys the skin tones of the players. I ruined a Jimmy Foxx and Mel Ott. Have you experienced the same thing with the 1941 Play Ball cards?
I really appreciate you telling me this. Do you have any pictures you can show me?
I’ve only done a couple and I didn’t have any issues, but I would love to see . If you’re on Instagram, can you message me?
@@kurtscardcare Yes. I'll send you the Foxx tonight and take a picture of the Ott tomorrow.
Do you ever take cards on consignment to do repairs?
Thanks for asking. I don’t take on cards. I share the demos and make the products at www.kurtscardcare.com
What about a tall boy like that Oscar how do you send that in for grading?the penny sleaves i have found are way to tight so are the toploaders i found
I ordered tallboy penny sleeves and top loaders, they fit in. I think the company is BCW
@kurtscardcare OK I will check them out
You use Michael Keaton as a voiceover?
😄
Appreciate you sorry that the people are giving you so much trouble but keep doing what you like to do it's your passion no one can take it from you cards look nice I've had some really nice cards that needed to be fixed never fixed them never know how but it's a shame when you get a brand new card and it's messed up or you have an old card that means something to you I get it I didn't think I did but I do now
Where’d you get the white pencil pointer : applicator? Definitely need one!!!
I have it linked here: www.kurtscardcare.com/products-we-love
Do what you like to do Kurt
Hey brother great video. I know that you said that you don't have capacity to fix cards. But I would be willing to work something out with you, I have a substantial auto with whitening and dull corners. I am not good at fixing myself. (Too scared) I also have 10 thumbs. So if there's any way you would consider it. Please let me know. -Drew
Hey Drew, based on the description, I don’t know if there’s anything you could really do. The white is typically the result of missing paint and if the corners are rounded, it might be a little wear and tear. I couldn’t do it personally, but I could always give you some tips if you need further advice.
I just got my Kurts Card care kit it cost $79 but it didn't come with the tool you are using to press and flatten these cards? So where do i get this tool or what's it called.
You might’ve picked up my bundle for vintage. That’s the big spray, the can of polish, and the card mats. You can do a ton of corner stuff with what you got. Feel free to email me or message me on Instagram with your card you wanna work on. I can show you how to do it. 🤙🏼
@@kurtscardcare I’ve been watching your videos and you always use the black pen tool …..now I gotta spend another $50……oh well guess I should have paid attention. I just figured the $75 package would come with everything
@@thewellnesscafe2920 you don’t have to pay another $50, I sell the corner tool by itself. You can do a lot of corner Work with the spray and the tools I provided in the vintage kit. If you need some help, you can always send me a picture.
@@kurtscardcare how do i send pictures? do i need to go to Instagram?
Your an inspiration Kurt i to was an alcoholic for like 15 years, sober for 6, 7 years now. i gave it to Jesus and he healed me! Rock bottom is when your at your lowest and the devil knows how to take our joy, but Jesus said knock and the door will open, seek and you will find, ask and you shall receive! it was a struggle for a while, didn't happen overnight so my advice to anyone struggling with alcohol turn to Jesus the greatest healer of all time you are worth so much to him (our creator) and your prayers will give you strength to fight while jesus will lead the way! This goes for any problem u might have friends not just alcohol God bless. Just remember trust in Gods timing not your own it may be a process of events or it might be a short time but never give up faith keep up the good fight!
Amen. Amen. Amen. 🙌🏼🙌🏼
Congratulations Tony and thanks for the message
@@TonyLightTravels if you’re on Instagram, show me some pictures when you’re doing your card restorations. I would love to see them.
@kurtscardcare OK once I get your kit I'm going to start experimenting. I haven't used my insta forever so I will have to figure out if I know my password lol
I apologize if this is covered in the video, but is there any way to remove mold/dirt from the edges and surface of cards?
Yes, lots of ways. But it depends on the type of card. If you want to check out my surface cleaning playlist, I have some good examples on there. Or if you collect Pokémon or vintage cards, you can check out those playlists. All organized right here on TH-cam.
@@kurtscardcare Appreciate your response. I have several thick NBA memorabilia cards that have severe molding on the edges. I was mostly wondering if that's fixable.
@@jdk0777 I would try dry cleaning it first with something like a dry paintbrush or a dry toothbrush. If you get mold wet, it might soak in further. I think it’s something you’d wanna try to remove delicately.
@@kurtscardcare You're the man. I'm going to give it a shot with a toothbrush. Thanks for being so responsive.
You know what if I were to buy a pack of cards and hit a really good card and it need to be repaired I'm going to repair it especially if I spent the money on it got to do it Don't spend my money to get s***** cars and have to fix them but sometimes it happens