Repair Pages in a Children's Book with Archival Tape | Save Your Books

When dealing with torn pages in shiny children's books, traditional paste and tissue methods might not work. In this video, I demonstrate how to use Filmoplast P archival tape, an ideal solution for shiny, almost plastic-like pages. This transparent tape is reversible in water and offers an archival-quality repair that is both practical and effective. Follow along to see how easy it is to restore torn pages in your children’s books.
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Hinging Tissue ½ Sheet: saveyourbooks....
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[@GT_Racer347]

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[@notachance213]

Do you think acid free glue could be an option also ?

[@arkadehorror]

I'd also like to know! I have a manual with a tear like this, and the outside is a similar coated paper to the children's book. I'd like to make the tip as invisible as possible, and my mind went to an acid free glue

[@SaveYourBooks]

I have a free course at saveyourbooks.com/ on glue vs paste. Lots of info there.

[@sasta9962]

Go raibh maith agat as an bhfíseán - an chabhrach.

[@SaveYourBooks]

You are welcome! Nice to see some Gaelic!