Do you have any tips on how to peel these cards? It looks like this one had a loose edge for you to grab, but what if they don't? I love the refractors unpeeled, but can't figure out how to peel them without damaging that corner.
I do loosen the top edge before I start the video. The Pinnacle Certifieds are really easy. Some are really tough and sticky. I have noticed that starting on the upper left hand side is the easiest. Every time I have done a horizontal card I have tried to do it horizontally and there is ALWAYS an issue. For these do them like a regular card start on the upper left corner. I'll admit I've scratched some corners while trying to start it and torn the entire top layer off of a few. Using your fingernails would be my suggestion. Basically different manufacturers use different "glue" so some are way easier than others. Also be wary of not crushing the card with your other hand which I have also done. Start with a cheaper card of the same brand then just go for it. Good luck and happy peeling!
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Do you have any tips on how to peel these cards? It looks like this one had a loose edge for you to grab, but what if they don't? I love the refractors unpeeled, but can't figure out how to peel them without damaging that corner.
I do loosen the top edge before I start the video. The Pinnacle Certifieds are really easy. Some are really tough and sticky. I have noticed that starting on the upper left hand side is the easiest. Every time I have done a horizontal card I have tried to do it horizontally and there is ALWAYS an issue. For these do them like a regular card start on the upper left corner. I'll admit I've scratched some corners while trying to start it and torn the entire top layer off of a few. Using your fingernails would be my suggestion. Basically different manufacturers use different "glue" so some are way easier than others. Also be wary of not crushing the card with your other hand which I have also done. Start with a cheaper card of the same brand then just go for it. Good luck and happy peeling!
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