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    How to Prepare a Trading Card for IP or TTM Autographs

    This is a great how to guide written by SCF's own gladdyontherise.

    http://sportscardblog.net/2013/05/23...tm-autographs/

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    I had no idea you could just erase the gloss off a card. Cool article, thanks a lot for posting.

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    I used to have so much baby powder in my room it looked like I was a coke addict. worked so well though. I can easily tell which ones I got signed before i started to use that.

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    No problem. I thought it was a great idea. Dan didn't think so, so I can shove the positive feedback in his face :) haha

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    No problem. I thought it was a great idea. Dan didn't think so, so I can shove the positive feedback in his face :) haha

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    Great article, Dan. Have you ever damaged a card when trying to erase the gloss, though? Seems a bit risky for me who's never tried that before, haha.

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    Great article, Dan. Have you ever damaged a card when trying to erase the gloss, though? Seems a bit risky for me who's never tried that before, haha.

    Thanks.

    Depending on the set (chrome cards are the main set), it may streak a little, but if you use a quality eraser, it shouldn't happen often.

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    Another option is to use a staedtler medium point marker. I use it without rubbing down and they turn out fine. Some examples are in my IP thread.

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    for anyone not sure if its worth it. here are just some examples from when I was doing TTM

    Without it it can

    Smudge very easily


    IT can bubble


    or can just look like this


    Once I started putting a small amount of baby powder on the card before sending it out, they looked like this






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    awesome idea, just started getting nascar cards signed a couple months ago and was having problem with this, problem solved now Thanks!

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