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Reading an earlier thread on here, has anyone actually used a professional art/picture restorer to sort out a 45 label?

 

Just wondering if what they use could damage the vinyl/styrene if it gets on the grooves! :(

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haha, i recently got a quote from a professional art restorer to restore a relatively simply designed but water damaged label. I would post the actual quote but I don't want it circulating with my name on it, but the quote was $3500.

 

At that price I'm sure the vinyl / styrene would not be damaged.

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I can do simple fixes, cleans, fill-ins, even removing pen and marker in some cases. I can't do a heavily stained label with tears with text missing. Anyways, here is the estimate:

 

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My son's partner did this.

A tear across right wing.

Looks OK to me

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Well, now small tear.

 

I can do simple paper fill-ins actually, I could have filled it in so that the paper was flush.

Guest Ivor Jones
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My son's partner did this.

A tear across right wing.

Looks OK to me

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Well, now small tear.

 

Looks very good Rod. Did they do the other side or didn't you want to take them "For Granted"…!

Sorry. I'll get my coat…..

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I can do simple fixes, cleans, fill-ins, even removing pen and marker in some cases. I can't do a heavily stained label with tears with text missing. Anyways, here is the estimate:

 

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Bob , I'll do you a couple of new labels for £20 and a couple of pints mate + Postage :yes:  :thumbsup:

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I can print a new label and paste it on too but unless it's styrene and I can remove the old label, it's a pasted on label and not fixed

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Boba is a magician if its about repairing the black gold....

Guest Polyvelts
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We always used lighter fuel to clean up soiled artwork, should work on labels to a certain extent.

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Hi Rod

looking at dirt/biro removal. Label intact

 

 

I've found a good quality soft rubber removes alot of the dirt from the label

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