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How to flatten out bends in cards?

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    • #1234

      Ciaran Naylor
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      @ciarannaylor

      I have a deck of blue seal long flap rider backs, but two of the cards have a weird dent/bend in them. Anyone know a way to fix this?

    • #1240

      Aron Prins
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      @aronprins

      Hey Ciaran,

      Do you by any chance have a card clip? If not, send me a PM and I’ll send you a hidden link to a very cool one we plan to sell πŸ™‚

      If you already do, faro the cards face to face or back to face turning over 26 so they face each other. Put them in the box and in a clip and let them sit for a while.

      This won’t fix a deck 100%, but it will at least flatten them out.

      If possible, add 1/2/3/4 cards when done at the front and back of the deck so the clip is extra firm, if that makes sense πŸ™‚

      Let me know if this worked!

      Cheers,
      Aron

    • #1242

      Ciaran Naylor
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      @ciarannaylor

      Thanks Aron, will try this overnight 😁

    • #1660

      Aron Prins
      Keymaster
      @aronprins

      Hey @ciarannaylor,

      ANDDDD ?!?!?!?! πŸ˜€ πŸ˜€ πŸ˜€

      Cheers,
      Aron

    • #1663

      Ciaran Naylor
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      @ciarannaylor

      It didn’t work unfortunately 😓

      The bend is in the very edge, I can take a picture tonight and post it up so you see what I mean.

    • #1665

      Aron Prins
      Keymaster
      @aronprins

      πŸ™

      Please do! Did you add extra cards as well? Good card clip?

      Cheers,
      Aron

    • #2281

      Soh Wen Xiu
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      @wenxiusoh

      Hi @ciarannaylor,

      I personally used a card presser to flatten my bend cards. I do not put it with the tuck box though (photo attached). Just square up the cards as evenly as possible. A night or two in it will flatten even the edges!
      The only issue i have with the acrylic card presser is that the paint of the card will stick onto the acrylic. So i think it will be worthwhile to invest in those high quality metal card presser!

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