Sooo I have made many mistakes building my first mixed RHC set. My latest mistake goes something like this….
I have 500 $5 HSC Chips. I have over labelled about 350. I didn’t really think they needed a clean until I tried cleaning a few stock chips(no labels). Wow big difference.
I tried two methods. A wet magic eraser wipe(not the pad) and the traditional light soak with water/dawn dish soap.
I was impressed with how effective the magic eraser wipe was so I did about 100 chips and they came out great.
Speaking with Gear last night I asked if it was safe to soak the unlamjnated labels and they said should be fine after the glue has cured. Well I thought why not try a test chip with the label on using the magic eraser. Here is the mistake
The magic eraser just removed the printing very easily. I am guessing this wouldn’t have happened had I murdere these and went with a laminated label but here I am soooo. I soaked a few labelled chips, scrubbed them and dried. I didn’t soak them for very long(few minutes) but they came out pretty good. I would like to soak them longer next time but I keep worrying about the labels somehow lifting or being affected in some way.
Has anyone soaked or used a hydrosonic cleaner on overlablled chips? I wish I had of just cleaned these chips prior to labelling. I cleaned the surface of the inlay for good adhesion but didn’t think the chips really needed a clean until it was too late….
I have 500 $5 HSC Chips. I have over labelled about 350. I didn’t really think they needed a clean until I tried cleaning a few stock chips(no labels). Wow big difference.
I tried two methods. A wet magic eraser wipe(not the pad) and the traditional light soak with water/dawn dish soap.
I was impressed with how effective the magic eraser wipe was so I did about 100 chips and they came out great.
Speaking with Gear last night I asked if it was safe to soak the unlamjnated labels and they said should be fine after the glue has cured. Well I thought why not try a test chip with the label on using the magic eraser. Here is the mistake
The magic eraser just removed the printing very easily. I am guessing this wouldn’t have happened had I murdere these and went with a laminated label but here I am soooo. I soaked a few labelled chips, scrubbed them and dried. I didn’t soak them for very long(few minutes) but they came out pretty good. I would like to soak them longer next time but I keep worrying about the labels somehow lifting or being affected in some way.
Has anyone soaked or used a hydrosonic cleaner on overlablled chips? I wish I had of just cleaned these chips prior to labelling. I cleaned the surface of the inlay for good adhesion but didn’t think the chips really needed a clean until it was too late….