How to Get Creases Out of Pokemon Cards
A tried-and-true method is the good ol' book press technique. Just place your creased Pokemon card between two pieces of clean paper to avoid any ink transfer, and then sandwich it within the pages of a heavy book. Stack more books or a weight on top for good measure. Leave it for a couple of days, and voila, you might see some significant improvement. For those stubborn creases, this method is gentle and doesn't risk further damage.
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Another way is to use a clothes iron, but hear me out, it's not as crazy as it sounds. You'll need to be super careful though. Set the iron to the lowest heat setting and make sure there's no water in it for steam. Place your card between two sheets of paper (parchment paper works great for this) and lightly iron over for a few seconds. Don鈥檛 press too hard and keep the iron moving to avoid heat damage. It鈥檚 a bit risky, so maybe try on a card you care less about first.
Crease? Consider it a battle scar. It鈥檚 a sign that the card has gone through epic duels and emerged with stories to tell. Who needs perfection when you can have history?
Honestly, just leave it. Adds character to the card and shows it's been loved and played with. Not every card needs to be in mint condition to be cherished.
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