How to Tip In a Missing Page

This video demonstrates the best two procedures to follow if a page has fallen out of your book. For more information or to request an order, please contact:
Grimm Book Bindery
6880 Gisholt Dr.
Madison, WI 53713
Ph. 608-221-4443
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[@channelsixtysix066]

Thank you. I didn't realise it was that simple.

[@lynettedalton-stitchinmyst7358]

thank you thank you, i did this with my adult coloring book by Johanna Basford because one of the pages came out and it worked perfectly. you are a gem. thank you so much, i am posting in my coloring group i admin.

[@joseantoniomeridadelatorre4866]

Really useful. Thank you.

[@kthejynwey]

Very informative, thank you for the video!

[@andrushek11]

@dmfighter I use PVA glue on all my repairs.

[@wentworth1817]

Thank you for posting the video. I was wondering, where can I find the rice paper?

[@Kosh800]

Japan. =P

[@dmfighter]

what kind of glue did you use for that book?

[@BookofKeys123]

Wait, what? Really?

[@Rabskers]

As a bookbinder with the National Trust for Scotland I have to say your work practice is terrible and I wouldn't trust you with one of my books . . really sloppy work . . you even place your glued page on top of the book to trim it . . the book should be nowhere near your work until is is needed!!! Doh

[@ncaroldavis]

I was kinda thinking the same thing. I have so many antique leather books that are falling apart. How do I get ahold of you?

[@geometricray5046]

And she uses Elmer’s white glue?! I feel like wheat starch paste is a goto if youre going to use rice paper

[@mikezinn7212]

This really is sloppy work!