@@soulsurf85 usually more no than yes. I’ve successfully soaked prizm and optic cards to relieve dents, but wrinkles are a bit tough. You’re welcome to shoot me a picture on Instagram or through my website. th-cam.com/video/2MJXF804az8/w-d-xo.htmlsi=2U727azeSdYWjK3B
Usually never, if it’s on the front of a card and it’s light my card polish can do a decent job, but if it’s on the back, it’s typically soaked in forever
@@2UGamingProductions it might be possible. I would replicate the issue on a different card and practice first. You could try using Card spray or Polish. I’ve been successful at getting marker off of Pokémon.
There are plexiglass. They are 6 inch diameter quarter inch thick. Don’t be afraid to start, just work on cheap stuff. I didn’t have a mentor or any videos like this. I figured it out by myself. If you start now you’re gonna have a huge Headstart. 🤙🏼🤙🏼
Great work Kurt!
that went from a 2 to a 3.5/4. nice
I have a Clemente rookie card that has one stain on front, gorgeous other than that, love the Rose rookie, my all time favorite card
Great video, thanks for the idea and showing how this semi-soak can work😁
This is crazy - never knew that you could do that!
Another certified hood classic from Kurt’s card care
Awesome! Thanks for sharing!
Nice job, actually looks buy worthy….
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Kurt, can you give us a guess on its PSA score before and after? And on the Mantle card you did last video?
I think this card would grade low. Just due to the remaining issues and the color being stripped off the back. I bet 1/2
Where do you the pads and discs from? I do not see these on your site.
www.kurtscardcare.com/products-we-love
Hey Kurt. Is it possible to get rid of a wrinkle on a Topps chrome card that has the wrinkle on the back?
@@soulsurf85 usually more no than yes. I’ve successfully soaked prizm and optic cards to relieve dents, but wrinkles are a bit tough. You’re welcome to shoot me a picture on Instagram or through my website.
th-cam.com/video/2MJXF804az8/w-d-xo.htmlsi=2U727azeSdYWjK3B
Do you a link where we can buy the clamps and tray to flatten the card?
I link all the tools I use on this page. Thanks for asking!
www.kurtscardcare.com/products-we-love
How do you remove ball point pen from card's?
Usually never, if it’s on the front of a card and it’s light my card polish can do a decent job, but if it’s on the back, it’s typically soaked in forever
@@kurtscardcare what about on a vintage pokemon card?
@@2UGamingProductions it might be possible. I would replicate the issue on a different card and practice first. You could try using Card spray or Polish. I’ve been successful at getting marker off of Pokémon.
Man I wish I could make my cards look this good!!! Why I'm scared to send to psa.... what are those plates you use to straighten the card???
There are plexiglass. They are 6 inch diameter quarter inch thick. Don’t be afraid to start, just work on cheap stuff. I didn’t have a mentor or any videos like this. I figured it out by myself. If you start now you’re gonna have a huge Headstart. 🤙🏼🤙🏼
Could you make a video like this but with a pokemon card that has wrinkles instead?
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Isn't this considered an altered card and shouldn't it be listed as such?
I let the grading companies decide what is altered or not. I get all my cards graded and they are not considered altered, so no, I don’t think so.
Get rid of background music
Turn the volume down
Can used the sprite in Pokemon cards to do this process sir?
Yo Jorge, check out my TCG playlist. You can use moisture. You just have to use a little bit. You can do some really good stuff.