Any tips for Unbending Chrome?

[ZombieTom]

I want to bring them for IP's but if the bend they may fall out of my book.

Any tips?

[Afrank45]

getting them in a tight toploader for a few days will help get them back to straight not perfect but the best solution ive found

[howiek]

How about putting them in a big book for a few days. That may flatten them out.

[TJJenkins]

getting them in a tight toploader for a few days will help get them back to straight not perfect but the best solution ive found

That's how I do it.

[roaddogg02316]

I want to bring them for IP's but if the bend they may fall out of my book.

Any tips?

What do you use to do your IPs, do you put the cards on a board using photo corners?
If not, that is the best way to go. Holds them in just fine, I don't see any reason why they would fall out if you do it that way.

[ZombieTom]

Yeah, thats how i keep them for ip, but with all the shuffling around and how they curve i don'want them to work themselves out.. I've never lost a man yet, and I don't want to start now.

[jake]

I put them in a tight team bag with the cards front then back and that way they flatten each other out also

[ZombieTom]

I'm putting them back to back in a top loader now..

I'm like a Chrome scientist.

[C&C Collecting]

I have used chrome many times for IP graphing at both Scranton and Trenton. I use a artist's spiraled sketch pad and photo corners. I have never had a problem with them curling and falling out. The weight of the book keeps them flat and the photo corners help prevent the warping as well.

[roaddogg02316]

I have used chrome many times for IP graphing at both Scranton and Trenton. I use a artist's spiraled sketch pad and photo corners. I have never had a problem with them curling and falling out. The weight of the book keeps them flat and the photo corners help prevent the warping as well.

I use cardboard for my cards. not sure where I got it, but it isn't the corrugated kind, it is nice sturdy pieces. But moving around my boards I've had a card come off on occasion. One time I was trying to get guys off the bench after warmups at a hockey game. Card fell down in the tunnel. Thankfully there was a nice trainer/someone to pick it up for me. Was a team set card to.
Corner I had on it was due for a replacement. So shuffling things around you definitely could risk a card falling off the board even if they are secured with the photo corners.