Put the comic, bagged and boarded in the freezer. Remove from freezer and bag, cotton or swabs, wa la, perfect 9.8 comic every time. Every single time. Guaranteed by ME!!!
1st off, I always forget that Sabretooth started in Iron Fist & not an X-MEN title! Secondly, that's seriously so cool that he got so much of that mold off & actually allowed you to be able to see what was on the cover again! Tom & crew, you seriously give us the best comic content & just make me wanna collect even harder!!
I'm glad you get all as in science.our parent must be very proud. Keep your feet on the ground and your head in the clouds, my friend. Maybe you'll come to work for me someday!
@@ImmaculateComics True enough! As a student I hated paying $200 for a textbook but I got a job thanks to my education so can I really complain? Great informative video!
This was super duper cool. School likes to brag about how what you learn there will be used for the rest of your life, Rick proves it. Loved seeing the process from beginning to end. I’m going to check more of his content, super awesome video you guys, hope to see more of these science type videos.
I fell like you guys are reading my mind!! I just bought my first restoration kit!! My wife said I have the patience for restoration of books! Lol Great advices on where to start!
@@ImmaculateComics True. I was giving my input. I’m sure Tom knows I didn’t mean anything in a negative manner. Been sub to these guys since the beginning and knew they were going places. I am happy with the knowledge of this restoration.
@@sirpuss5887 sorry if I came off as antagonistic, not my intention. :-) I was just trying to head off any misconceptions. In my own experience I can can say 6-8 times in a video “this isn’t worth the time, don’t do it for the money” and I’ll still get some comments which read “hey I don’t think this is worth the time or the money, just buy a nicer book”, which of course misses the point entirely no matter how much I repeat the same message of which they just informed me! Lol 😆 . I’m glad you enjoyed the video!
Thanks for bringing this content to us comic fam. Super interesting process. I’m amazed at the improvements that were made because of the process 💪🏼. Love moments like this where we see someone’s career being mixed in with their hobby/passion, more specifically using science to bring back a comic 🔥.
That was great. This is just one of the reasons why you guys are the best. You keep it interesting and you do original topics that cannot be found anywhere else.
Repent and trust in Jesus. We all deserve Hell for our sins, such as lying lusting coveting and more. We can't save ourselves, but Jesus can save us. He died on the cross to save us for our sins and rose from the grave defeating death and Hell. You must put your faith in him only. He is the only way to Heaven. Repent and trust in Jesus. Romans 6:23 John 3:16❤😊❤
Repent and trust in Jesus. We all deserve Hell for our sins, such as lying lusting coveting and more. We can't save ourselves, but Jesus can save us. He died on the cross to save us for our sins and rose from the grave defeating death and Hell. You must put your faith in him only. He is the only way to Heaven. Repent and trust in Jesus. Romans 6:23 John 3:16❤😊❤
Wow! That was awesome!! I had to pause the video to go follow Rick. I hope you guys do more videos like this!! Also love the 1.0 NM98.. just a killer looking book/case/situation.
@@ImmaculateComics wow, it's you Mr. Morgan. Fortunately where I'm from it's not humid but 90 percent of the Philippines is hot and humid so i have seen some books with mold but not a lot
@@ImmaculateComics i wish i can show you my newly acquired Batman Adventures 12. I don't know if it has foxing or mold. I just want an opinion and how to clean it.
@@e36boy Hi JR. Email a phot and I’ll do the best I can to advise you. Be warned, however that it is *very* difficult to predict how to treat a book unless I see it in person. Most foxing, shadowing, and dirt , look similar but they are NOT the same and therein lies the unpredictability in subtractive restoration. Rick@rickmorgan.net
@@e36boy Hi JR, yep it is indeed me. I am not famous like Tom and Russ....nobody will ever ask me for a selfie at a comicon!!! Lol. I also make no money from any of this. Keeping it purely for the love of the Fam over here. Actually I don’t even know you guys, I just love the books. Does that make me cold and inhuman? Send some photos of your books I’d like to see them!
Did you improve it a lot? Yes. .I would argue that before, it was beyond collectible. If I saw it for $1-2, I would maybe buy it. Even then, I would have to store away from all my other books so really, I would have left it. Now? I would maybe pay $5? for it. Much nicer and as long as that mold is dead, I could store with other comics. Cool process though. Would be nicer to see on a comic with a small amount as I am sure you could turn a hurt book into a nice one if the mold amount was smaller.
@@ImmaculateComics i immediately looked up you videos on TH-cam. Would love to see your whitening process on comics. You should do tutorials on the materials you use for these processes. I know I subscribed immediately hoping you would do this. I did notice it was very hard to determine which videos pertained to examples of cleaning processes you do. Please make some in depth cleaning videos. It would be very popular with the pressing community. Learning better ways to save and improve comics is always a good thing.
@@patrickflynn9126 thanks for the feedback Patrick. It makes a big difference. I don’t really plan my videos or lessons out much, and since I have had such a low viewership I’ve been mostly just entertaining myself without a clear goal. Largely I am just having fun, particularly since I’m not monetized. Your input gives me some much needed guidance.
@@patrickflynn9126 also I’m applying for a patent on my cleaning solution since I make it myself with a condensing column. I’m not sure that watching me die it would be useful to most people as they cannot get the cleaning solution unless they buy it from me and I can only make a limited amount (10-20 liters) at a time. I’d have to buy more equipment and raw stock to make more of it, but it does clean comic books very well.
@@patrickflynn9126 I appreciate that, to whiten I often soap clean as much as possible and will even do an ethanol spray on a slant board first. Then I typically follow up with a 5% bleach then 8% peroxide dose 50 micrometers at at time. Its pretty painstaking but I could do a video on it. I really need to get some better equipment. I dont do many videos in detail because it is difficult and annoying to manage the camera and lights when I am "in the zone" and I dont want to be bothered by anything else for hours at a time. I guess I am just lazy, lol!
@@maris4137 Thats a tough question to answer. I am certain that I can do it. I am uncertain that you can do it, but you might get lucky. There's just no way to know. Be warned that I ruined a great many comic books before I got to the level of confidence I have now. I would suggest you find 100 books you don't really care to much about and practice your skills on those first. That is a good start and you will learn a lot. This is as much art as it is science and you need both.
@@ImmaculateComics Thanks for your advice. I actually just googled a few how-to's and yeah, I think I'll try a few non-key books. I'm going to try using Hydrogen Peroxide. I hope I won't mess up. Thanks.
@@maris4137 same here. Try 6 or 8% H2O2 if you can get it. Houshold peroxide says it’s 3% but it degrades quickly and much of it is actually around 1.8-2.25% in the bottle. Fun fact : peroxide bottles are brown because in the old days they discovered this degeneration happened more quickly in clear glass than in colored glass (photdegradation) so they started storing it in brown bottles. They use iron , sulfur, and carbon to color the glass, incidentally. So that’s why the bottles are brown. If you can’t find a higher Concentration of peroxide let me know. Be aware you can hurt yourself with it... but the pain goes away in a couple of hours. Rick@rickmorgan.net
It’s great, but we’re only talking about the grade going from a zero to maybe a .1 or .2. Which would be a NG?? This process would only realistically be applicable to a small amount of mold on an expensive book. However, it’s still cool to see the effort.
@Mark Grant Hey Mark! Well I've been to both cities several times. Naturally I saw the spider-man show on broadway lol. I can kill the mold for you if you like but I am not sure it would be worth it for you to pay me to clean them. I can definitely take an initial crack at it though. It may take me dozens of hours to actually clean those books to a very high level and if they aren't mine or they aren't interesting or fun new problems then its just work.... you know how it is. But killing the mold is the hard part and I can definitely kill it for you for not much effort. email me: rick@rickmorgan.net!
I can restore some of the colors using printers ink , but it wouldn't have the dot matrix, I have access to solvents for cleaning and bleaching. I have archival way of reglossing the cover close to original and it's undetectable. The only thing is it would cost more to raise the grade of this comic by a couple of grades than it would be worth.
So the answer (sorry to rain on the parade) was essentially "NO"......although it cleaned it up a bit its still a $#i1 copy........and I'd give you $1 for it.....maybe $2......Good luck!
But......that’s the answer to nothing in this video. I.e. Nobody asked that question. In fact I think they were pretty clear because the mentioned six times that this isn’t for money... it’s just for fun!!!
Great content. Interesting to see and experiment, but I'm not sure in the long run a very practical restoration idea for most books. Would love to see if the investment of $70 was worth it with a resale. Still, enjoyable video. Thanks for sharing!
Here I am scared to by a comic with crinkles and spine ticks, while he's out here buying them with no cover lol.
Rick: "The ozone will really hurt you if you breath it"
Also Rick: "Give it a whiff"
Agreed!
That was my favorite part...big inhale less than an inch away from a book with black mold
guilty as charged. If either ozone or black mold end up being what kills me I'll be shocked. ozone does hurt though
@@ImmaculateComics lol!!
The Transformers fan in me read that part as "whirl".
Even says don’t smell it, proceeds to smell it lol
i have a problem!
This just goes to prove that restoration is indeed both an art and a science
Put the comic, bagged and boarded in the freezer. Remove from freezer and bag, cotton or swabs, wa la, perfect 9.8 comic every time. Every single time. Guaranteed by ME!!!
Rick is the Walter White of comics !! He definitely knows his chemicals !
Ha, I actually have the same alarm clock and tube furnace that he does, lol
Would this mean that Comic Tom is the Jessie Pinkman of comics now?
That's a pretty crazy difference.
Dude. I freaking love this video. Well done 👏🏼
This video loves you too!
Jezz! I never thought it was possible!!! Thanks
Now we have a chemist too innn our companion. Awesomeeeee!!!!!!
I wouldnt take a black mold book anywhere near my house because im so scared of it getting on my other books due to spreading! Lol.
1st off, I always forget that Sabretooth started in Iron Fist & not an X-MEN title!
Secondly, that's seriously so cool that he got so much of that mold off & actually allowed you to be able to see what was on the cover again! Tom & crew, you seriously give us the best comic content & just make me wanna collect even harder!!
Wow! I wonder who this Rick character is... He seems like a great guy!
Thanks Nolan, my son!
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Give this guy his own segment - let him share more of his cleaning and pressing knowledge!
“I thought you got a 10.” Had me on the ground laughing 🤣😂
Right!? More like a -10!
Your right Tom.. You wont find content like this anywhere else!
I'd love to see more miracle restorations like this. Rick is awesome.
Just amazing seeing the transformation outstanding show you guys are comic allstars
Wow, that transformation is insane.
The whole process is awesome and such an amazing transformation.
Amazing transformation there. There's hope for comics with mold.
Stop me if you've heard this one.. A Chemist walks in to a comic bookstore. 🤣🤣Excellent Video guys!
Ha!
I started reading comics when I was 9 at a library when I was 12 I found a comics chop I’m now 15 with a love of comics and own 100+ comic books
That’s almost half your life. I’m so glad you got the “comic bug”!! Maybe we can convince you to be a scientist too!?!?
I'm glad you get all as in science.our parent must be very proud. Keep your feet on the ground and your head in the clouds, my friend. Maybe you'll come to work for me someday!
I appreciate you spending $70 for science. It is really neat to see!
Education is expensive, no matter how you get it!
@@ImmaculateComics True enough! As a student I hated paying $200 for a textbook but I got a job thanks to my education so can I really complain? Great informative video!
@@ericwilliams1845 you got that right. *not* learning has a cost all it's own. Tell Tom if you want to see more of these videos!
@@ericwilliams1845 me too but textbooks are $383 now. and just look we are both fart smellers now.... er I man "smart fellers"!!!
Wowww that goofy cover looked fantastic after it went under the operating table lol
This was super duper cool. School likes to brag about how what you learn there will be used for the rest of your life, Rick proves it. Loved seeing the process from beginning to end. I’m going to check more of his content, super awesome video you guys, hope to see more of these science type videos.
I also teach chemistry. I have some videos on my youtube channel if you'd like to see them!
@@ImmaculateComics will definitely check them out, thank you
The cover looks like they shot at it with a gun lol
I fell like you guys are reading my mind!! I just bought my first restoration kit!! My wife said I have the patience for restoration of books! Lol Great advices on where to start!
That cover looks like if Cable shot it thinking it was the real Sabertooth.
The restoration probably cost you the price of a 8.0
Nobody should do this for the money!
@@ImmaculateComics
True. I was giving my input. I’m sure Tom knows I didn’t mean anything in a negative manner. Been sub to these guys since the beginning and knew they were going places. I am happy with the knowledge of this restoration.
@@sirpuss5887 sorry if I came off as antagonistic, not my intention. :-)
I was just trying to head off any misconceptions. In my own experience I can can say 6-8 times in a video “this isn’t worth the time, don’t do it for the money” and I’ll still get some comments which read “hey I don’t think this is worth the time or the money, just buy a nicer book”, which of course misses the point entirely no matter how much I repeat the same message of which they just informed me! Lol 😆 . I’m glad you enjoyed the video!
Definitely a very, very patient miracle worker.
thanks for the kind words
Thanks for bringing this content to us comic fam. Super interesting process. I’m amazed at the improvements that were made because of the process 💪🏼. Love moments like this where we see someone’s career being mixed in with their hobby/passion, more specifically using science to bring back a comic 🔥.
Thanks so much. I find that I can’t stop doing it now. It’s becoming a problem, lol!
PGX would grade that Iron Fist book a 9.4.
...and after you clean off the mold, it would get a 9.8.
PGX operates on a logarithmic scale, I think !
You'll Blinded me with science that was Rick vs da mold man
now you have that song stuck in my head!
Comic collectors everywhere will now add an ozone generator to their tack iron, hydro-chamber and shirt press
A historic moment for the comic book community. Whoa
thanks for the kind words
That’s laudable praise!
Excellent job by Rick and his son! I've been following Rick's TH-cam channel. He has amazing and informative videos!
Thanks Rich, for the kind words, Nolan is very happy that you mentioned him!
@@ImmaculateComics You’re welcome Rick! I think it’s great that Nolan is interested in helping with your hobby and videos!
That was great. This is just one of the reasons why you guys are the best. You keep it interesting and you do original topics that cannot be found anywhere else.
Maybe we can do more? It would be fun!
This is great content! I definitely want to see more of him restoring some books!
Love the NM98....so glad I sent that baby in. Best joke book and such Deadpool thing to do. Can't wait to put it on my wall hahaha
Cool, that's some pretty neat chemistry! That Rick guy is brilliant, you guys should do this more often.
Thank
You, kind stranger!
It was neat seeing the process to remove the black mold, but I wasn't really impressed with the results. The black spots are still very noticeable.
To be fair, he was only aiming for _1% better,_ which I think he easily achieved here.
@@221b-Maker-Streetanyone can make it 1% better. My cat could probably do that.
Repent and trust in Jesus. We all deserve Hell for our sins, such as lying lusting coveting and more. We can't save ourselves, but Jesus can save us. He died on the cross to save us for our sins and rose from the grave defeating death and Hell. You must put your faith in him only. He is the only way to Heaven. Repent and trust in Jesus.
Romans 6:23
John 3:16❤😊❤
Repent and trust in Jesus. We all deserve Hell for our sins, such as lying lusting coveting and more. We can't save ourselves, but Jesus can save us. He died on the cross to save us for our sins and rose from the grave defeating death and Hell. You must put your faith in him only. He is the only way to Heaven. Repent and trust in Jesus.
Romans 6:23
John 3:16❤😊❤
Digging the Matt Murdoch look there, Tom!
petrichor is the word....a pleasant smell that frequently accompanies the first rain after a long period of warm, dry weather.
What a unique content! Great to see this kind of content ♥
Great video....love learning of these techniques...
Amazing restoration!
I've got a Press also and I want to see more from that Rick guy. Awesome video.
Tom wears his sun glasses at night! That resto was amazing! I've only dabbled in minor wrinkle pressing, nothing to this level.
This was cool to watch !
Wow great job on showing us how you cleaned that Iron Fist. It’s a lot of hard work but it looks really good after. 💎🖤
@@ImmaculateComics no problem. That was amazing
Actually the most interesting content I've seen here in my short time of watching the channel. 👍
Thanks for that, it means a lot!
Wow! That was awesome!! I had to pause the video to go follow Rick. I hope you guys do more videos like this!! Also love the 1.0 NM98.. just a killer looking book/case/situation.
Hot Dang that Ranger Exclusive intro was everything Tom🔥🔥🙏 Great vid guys, Russ is a Must, keep geeking responsibly Comic Fam 🤘
That's just amazing. If I see mold, it's pretty much garbage.
It even smells good now !
Super Interesting Tom!
That was pretty amazing, he really does know his stuff!
I'm totally geeked out now !
That's pretty cool. Thanks for showing how this got done. Cheers from Omak, WA!
Cheers right back atcha!
What a great informative video! Love the chemistry lesson!
Would you like more comic book science lessons?
It's no longer a biohazard, which means it can continue to live.... Nice work
Tom you and Russ Rock! Love the Show Dudes! What does Island Boy have to do to Cameo on your show?
Good job! Really enjoyed this video
Yay!
What did he say his cleaning solution was?
Well done Sir!
I've heard about using the Absorbine, but it is difficult to use. Use a small amount to achieve the best results.
I make little hot dogs from it and roll the stuff !
Thanks guys, it was a fun challenge! And thanks to Nolan Morgan for his help! th-cam.com/channels/UHz69q0EgMhzj2ugPZbNhg.html
Having it cost more to restore than what is worth happens all the time. It is a real problem with vintage Hotwheels
Very impressive!
He is so amazing. He did a miracle on your book. I wish we had someone like him here in the Philippines.
Do you have a lot of mold on books in the Philippines !?
@@ImmaculateComics wow, it's you Mr. Morgan. Fortunately where I'm from it's not humid but 90 percent of the Philippines is hot and humid so i have seen some books with mold but not a lot
@@ImmaculateComics i wish i can show you my newly acquired Batman Adventures 12. I don't know if it has foxing or mold. I just want an opinion and how to clean it.
@@e36boy Hi JR. Email a phot and I’ll do the best I can to advise you. Be warned, however that it is *very* difficult to predict how to treat a book unless I see it in person. Most foxing, shadowing, and dirt , look similar but they are NOT the same and therein lies the unpredictability in subtractive restoration. Rick@rickmorgan.net
@@e36boy Hi JR, yep it is indeed me. I am not famous like Tom and Russ....nobody will ever ask me for a selfie at a comicon!!! Lol. I also make no money from any of this. Keeping it purely for the love of the Fam over here. Actually I don’t even know you guys, I just love the books. Does that make me cold and inhuman? Send some photos of your books I’d like to see them!
Mannn he's like a mad scientist 🤯😈
I'm a mostly stable scientist!
@@ImmaculateComics Man you magic happen brotha
Did you improve it a lot? Yes. .I would argue that before, it was beyond collectible. If I saw it for $1-2, I would maybe buy it. Even then, I would have to store away from all my other books so really, I would have left it.
Now? I would maybe pay $5? for it. Much nicer and as long as that mold is dead, I could store with other comics. Cool process though. Would be nicer to see on a comic with a small amount as I am sure you could turn a hurt book into a nice one if the mold amount was smaller.
You are absolutely right. We don’t do this for money, it’s just for fun and to learn!
Omg i need a Man like this for my regular (as well as some comic) books
That was fascinating guys.....really enjoyed seeing this process.
Great video. The knowledge of cleaning processes is so interesting. You should do videos on different restoration techniques. Great stuff!!!!
Thanks Patrick, is love to do more!
@@ImmaculateComics i immediately looked up you videos on TH-cam. Would love to see your whitening process on comics. You should do tutorials on the materials you use for these processes. I know I subscribed immediately hoping you would do this. I did notice it was very hard to determine which videos pertained to examples of cleaning processes you do. Please make some in depth cleaning videos. It would be very popular with the pressing community. Learning better ways to save and improve comics is always a good thing.
@@patrickflynn9126 thanks for the feedback Patrick. It makes a big difference. I don’t really plan my videos or lessons out much, and since I have had such a low viewership I’ve been mostly just entertaining myself without a clear goal. Largely I am just having fun, particularly since I’m not monetized. Your input gives me some much needed guidance.
@@patrickflynn9126 also I’m applying for a patent on my cleaning solution since I make it myself with a condensing column. I’m not sure that watching me die it would be useful to most people as they cannot get the cleaning solution unless they buy it from me and I can only make a limited amount (10-20 liters) at a time. I’d have to buy more equipment and raw stock to make more of it, but it does clean comic books very well.
@@patrickflynn9126 I appreciate that, to whiten I often soap clean as much as possible and will even do an ethanol spray on a slant board first. Then I typically follow up with a 5% bleach then 8% peroxide dose 50 micrometers at at time. Its pretty painstaking but I could do a video on it. I really need to get some better equipment. I dont do many videos in detail because it is difficult and annoying to manage the camera and lights when I am "in the zone" and I dont want to be bothered by anything else for hours at a time. I guess I am just lazy, lol!
Wow , that was a fun experiment
Turns out my childhood paperback Percy Jackson books are infected with black mold. Hoping I can do something
Great job with the mole
I would have happily thrown the cover away ... :O ... and replaced cover with perfect facsimile.
agreed....better option.... : D
Chemistry + Comics = Cool. Thanks for sharing.
Great video so interesting thanks for sharing 👍👍👍
Wow! That guy does awesome work!
thanks Jason!
Thank you for this. Gave me an idea. I have book that has a white cover that would be mint other than the brown foxing that is starting up.
that can be fixed!
@@ImmaculateComics Can I do that on my own, or do I have to hire a restoration/cleaning service?
@@maris4137 Thats a tough question to answer. I am certain that I can do it. I am uncertain that you can do it, but you might get lucky. There's just no way to know. Be warned that I ruined a great many comic books before I got to the level of confidence I have now. I would suggest you find 100 books you don't really care to much about and practice your skills on those first. That is a good start and you will learn a lot. This is as much art as it is science and you need both.
@@ImmaculateComics Thanks for your advice. I actually just googled a few how-to's and yeah, I think I'll try a few non-key books. I'm going to try using Hydrogen Peroxide. I hope I won't mess up. Thanks.
@@maris4137 same here. Try 6 or 8% H2O2 if you can get it. Houshold peroxide says it’s 3% but it degrades quickly and much of it is actually around 1.8-2.25% in the bottle. Fun fact : peroxide bottles are brown because in the old days they discovered this degeneration happened more quickly in clear glass than in colored glass (photdegradation) so they started storing it in brown bottles. They use iron , sulfur, and carbon to color the glass, incidentally. So that’s why the bottles are brown. If you can’t find a higher Concentration of peroxide let me know. Be aware you can hurt yourself with it... but the pain goes away in a couple of hours. Rick@rickmorgan.net
He gots a PhD 🤯🤯🤯
This is amazing
Cool topic! Was pretty interesting
True dat!
I wonder what that black mold would test positive for in the lab lmao.
This is quite the improvement, but I'd pass so hard on this.
It’s great, but we’re only talking about the grade going from a zero to maybe a .1 or .2. Which would be a NG?? This process would only realistically be applicable to a small amount of mold on an expensive book. However, it’s still cool to see the effort.
WOWWW... how'd he do that 🤓🎃😎
That book looks like it has bed bugs and crotch crickets too... eeeeew.
It's a shame that CCS doesn't offer this service.
they probably would if someone would teach them!
@Mark Grant Hey Mark! Well I've been to both cities several times. Naturally I saw the spider-man show on broadway lol. I can kill the mold for you if you like but I am not sure it would be worth it for you to pay me to clean them. I can definitely take an initial crack at it though. It may take me dozens of hours to actually clean those books to a very high level and if they aren't mine or they aren't interesting or fun new problems then its just work.... you know how it is. But killing the mold is the hard part and I can definitely kill it for you for not much effort. email me: rick@rickmorgan.net!
@Mark Grant dude I have hair in my own mind and I sometime look in the mirror and say “who is that old bald dude ... holy shit that’s me”!!!! Lol
I can’t believe you paid 70 dollars for that either wow lol
I can restore some of the colors using printers ink , but it wouldn't have the dot matrix, I have access to solvents for cleaning and bleaching. I have archival way of reglossing the cover close to original and it's undetectable.
The only thing is it would cost more to raise the grade of this comic by a couple of grades than it would be worth.
That is a big improvement
This is amazing! Does Rick have his own clean/press service?
Once again awesome knowledge on this channel. Take notes everyone grab your pencils and hydrogen peroxide black mold removers
So the answer (sorry to rain on the parade) was essentially "NO"......although it cleaned it up a bit its still a $#i1 copy........and I'd give you $1 for it.....maybe $2......Good luck!
But......that’s the answer to nothing in this video. I.e. Nobody asked that question. In fact I think they were pretty clear because the mentioned six times that this isn’t for money... it’s just for fun!!!
That's dope
Great content. Interesting to see and experiment, but I'm not sure in the long run a very practical restoration idea for most books. Would love to see if the investment of $70 was worth it with a resale. Still, enjoyable video. Thanks for sharing!
Maybe Tom will send it in for grading, but I’m pretty sure it’s a 0.5 max