Kobe Bryant Basketball Card: How to fix dented edges
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- Опубліковано 28 сер 2024
- In this demonstration, I will teach you how to fix and make improvements on severely dented edges.  Although it’s hard to improve it 100% back to normal you can make a big difference. I hope you enjoy it.
Kurt
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I was getting frustrated but finally figured out how to get results today. Thanks for your video. I was pushing way too hard and not using the correct amount or moisture
@@MieXuL I’m happy to read this, I’m happy that you didn’t give up and kept practicing. This is a big step.
And I would just wanted to tell you, I am learning so much from these restorations you are doing to the antique cards. I love it I especially like your vintage card
Especially like when you filled the pinholes, I still have to do 54 Robinson Williams in Clemente from 57 Kurt Thanks so much for these videos
Thank you, Robert! I have fun making all the demonstrations and I truly appreciate you watching
That’s a Jersey numbered card as well. Makes it even more valuable
Your tutorials are very educational. I love them they’re teaching me a lot. Thank you.
Thank you for the message. I’m happy to hear about your success.
Awesome mamba mentality for card restoration. Can’t wait till I get paid so I can buy your kit soon. I don’t care is PSA is banning card cleaning. They don’t care if I put my moistured breath on it before I wipe it off to clean. All natural is the best way to clean anything you care about. I love my cards enough not to clean them naturally.
PSA has not changed anything. They just said that they cannot detect my Card Cleaning products. Which is exactly why I make them this way so they don’t alter cards. Good question thanks for asking.
Amazing card and amazing work done Kurt...Mamba would approve!
I truly appreciate that!
Wow, you always get some cool cards! is that Kobe worth a lot? Thanks for sharing Kurt
Hello Kurt, what foil do you put over the card and where do you get it? Just like the round panes of glass. Where do they come from? Kind regards, Brian and it was a very good video !
Hey Brian, nice to meet you brother. Thanks for watching. I get all the little accessories on Amazon. I have the links on my website. Let me drop that for you.
www.kurtscardcare.com/products-we-love
Awesome video. I share the Mamba mentality and am looking to touch up some of my favorite Kobes. I just bought your kit but didn't see the moisture dropp fine tip tool you use in this. Do you sell that separately?
Nevermind just saw your reply to another comment. Will get some thx
Thanks for the message, I appreciate it! Keep me posted on your projects
What is the tool with the sharp tip? Where do I get one?
It’s called a tortillion I get them on Amazon
www.amazon.com/dp/B00PEF5NR6/ref=cm_sw_r_as_gl_api_gl_i_XKP1B4YMEMZRX8K6YQK8?linkCode=ml1&tag=kurtscardcare-20
Hello Kurt , how do you get wax stain from the front of a card 1965 topps. Do you have a video on this. Thanks
My spray might get rid of it. Sometimes I can get rid of those other times not so much. Also distilled white vinegar is good for old wax pots.
@@kurtscardcareis your spray at all similar to water based eye glasses cleaning spray, or does it have more/less ingredients? Believe this is 99% water based
How long should I let it cure after the repair?
@@MieXuL if you’re working on something like this, it should only take less than a half hour to dry the little moisture used.
Awesome content, although your videos are small & grainy.
It might be a setting or a connection issue. It’s in high definition on my side. Thank you for the message.
What king of the Digital Microscope do you use?
The one I like is linked here: www.kurtscardcare.com/products-we-love
Whats the procedure for drying?
I just let it sit and rest. I only use a little little bit of moisture at time, so it doesn’t take a long time for something like that to dry.
how do you know if they're dented or if they just chipped off? i tried the card tool today on some "white" edges, I didn't humidor it though. and i don't have a microscope. are they typically just "dented" or are there a lot of cases where you just can't do anything about it
This is a good question. I use a microscope to analyze the issue. If it’s chipped off, I just leave it alone. But if I can see that the material is still there, I will try to unpack it and put it back in place.
@@kurtscardcare OK, last question, I’d like to buy cards that might have a tiny flaw like this on them that’s easily fixable with humidity and the tool, do you ever do that for your PC? Are you able to recognize stuff like this on COMC etc? Just curious.
@@katdawg3767 I typically buy most of my cards looking for room for a little improvement. If a seller has quality pictures, you can usually zoom in pretty well and see if it’s a dent versus missing a chunk of surface or paint. Not always, but just spend some time referencing my projects and stuff for sale and you’ll be in a good position.
Would grading companies tell if a cards been repaired ?
I’ve never had a card rejected from grading based on the type of work I show/do
Good question
@@kurtscardcare very inspiring, thank you for your videos. I have a vegito signature card from dragon ball super with a dent that I’d like to fix and your video will be a big big help
heads up, guys, you can breath while you are watching.
Are you taking the microfiber to it after this? Why so or why not?
Yes, that’s typically the final step. Just make sure there’s no fingerprints or anything.
@@kurtscardcare thanks Kurt. Something that is rarely talked about is cleaning micro fiber cloths. Is it advisable to use the same one over and over, or how often should you wash it?
@@Kybone I use them until they get a little bit of buildup on them and then I throw them away. I always use new clean fresh microfiber as soon as they are ready to be replaced.