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Open Forum => Off-Topic => Topic started by: Captain Kirk on June 03, 2010, 04:32:08 PM
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A large majority of my TExP are more bend than the rest of my cards. I have been unable to flatten them out in or under several heavy textbooks for a days at a time. Some of mine have slowly flattened somewhat after sitting in deck sleeves with other cards. What do y'all recommend is the best way to unbend large amounts of them?
Kirk
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i say what you already did. just put them in your sleeves and use them.
i tryed to use books and whatnot also but it didnt work for me eather! :(
do you have any other ideas?
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get book ends 100 random cards stick'em in the middle and make sure the bookends are slamming all the cards together and give it 3 weeks
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Try to bend them back yourself, some times this works for me.
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The type of sleeve you use makes a big difference. I picked up my sleeves at a KB Toy store and they are so rigid that even David Beckham couldn't bend them.
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A binder, my TEXP are so flat you guys would be proud.
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A binder, my TEXP are so flat you guys would be proud.
So, binder and bender are antonyms?
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:doh: It's a card binder.
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Apply 20 amps through two corners of the card. Either the metallic surface will flatten out completely or the card will go up in flames. Either way, you've fixed the bending problem.
Another option is to put the cards in the Large Hadron Collider. not sure if that will fix the bending but I'd sure like to find out what WOULD happen.
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Another option is to put the cards in the Large Hadron Collider. Not sure if that will fix the bending but I'd sure like to find out what WOULD happen.
As long as it was a hero, you'd probably bring the title character back to life, causing the general resurrection and the end of this world. ;)
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Try to bend them back yourself, some times this works for me.
This is what I did. It was the only way I found that actually worked. I had to be very careful not to ruin them, though.
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Try to bend them back yourself, some times this works for me.
This is what I did. It was the only way I found that actually worked. I had to be very careful not to ruin them, though.
+1 yea I do that to every once in a while but Ill put them in my Bible after church and take them out before church next week. That usually works for me
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A binder, my TEXP are so flat you guys would be proud.
So, binder and bender are antonyms?
the Avatar can card bend too?
I keep mine with all my other cards. which are jam packed in boxes, so...they stay quite flat.
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Try to bend them back yourself, some times this works for me.
This is what I did. It was the only way I found that actually worked. I had to be very careful not to ruin them, though.
+1 yea I do that to every once in a while but Ill put them in my Bible after church and take them out before church next week. That usually works for me
yeah bending them yourself does work well. and it does help to have good DP's!