Best Tape For Comic Book Bags at Dean Crenshaw blog

Best Tape For Comic Book Bags. Clear/scotch tape has no place anywhere near my comic book collection. Masking has a stronger adhesive, which will damage comic if it gets stuck. Fold about 1/2 of the tape back. A 2 to 2.5 piece works well for me (diagram arrows denote sticky side) step 2: Blue is painters tape and beige is masking. If you don't know which is better, you've not used blue tape. Comic inside the modern age bag, then inserted into a silver age bag and board and seal with tape. I share my thoughts and recommendation on how to properly tape your comic. Scotch tape should be avoided at all costs. As far as bags and boards are concerned, because you really should swap. You have to concentrate opening a bag and removing a book with 100% attention, to. Pull out a length of tape. Do you know that most comics you see are in danger of tape pulls and messy dog ears on the back flaps of comic bags? Anytime you remove the comic,.

You have to concentrate opening a bag and removing a book with 100% attention, to. Fold about 1/2 of the tape back. Scotch tape should be avoided at all costs. If you don't know which is better, you've not used blue tape. A 2 to 2.5 piece works well for me (diagram arrows denote sticky side) step 2: Clear/scotch tape has no place anywhere near my comic book collection. As far as bags and boards are concerned, because you really should swap. Blue is painters tape and beige is masking. Masking has a stronger adhesive, which will damage comic if it gets stuck. Pull out a length of tape.

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Best Tape For Comic Book Bags Clear/scotch tape has no place anywhere near my comic book collection. If you don't know which is better, you've not used blue tape. Scotch tape should be avoided at all costs. A 2 to 2.5 piece works well for me (diagram arrows denote sticky side) step 2: As far as bags and boards are concerned, because you really should swap. You have to concentrate opening a bag and removing a book with 100% attention, to. Anytime you remove the comic,. Pull out a length of tape. Fold about 1/2 of the tape back. Comic inside the modern age bag, then inserted into a silver age bag and board and seal with tape. Blue is painters tape and beige is masking. I share my thoughts and recommendation on how to properly tape your comic. Do you know that most comics you see are in danger of tape pulls and messy dog ears on the back flaps of comic bags? Masking has a stronger adhesive, which will damage comic if it gets stuck. Clear/scotch tape has no place anywhere near my comic book collection.