whats the best way to clean bgs holders?

KOBEARODLT · May 12, 2009

this may have been discussed before, but is there anyway to clean bgs holders that may have little scratches on them...for example i just bought this card and when taking a picture of it, it really shows the scratches and smudges by the aikman..

KOBEARODLT · May 12, 2009

night crew?

Big Mac McGwire · May 13, 2009

this is a question i have been wondering myself. I hope someone knows.....

Philip J. Fry · May 13, 2009

I don't have a correct answer, but I know that once my cards come back from the group submission, I have graded card bags that they'll be going into once I scan them. Bought a pack of 100 on eBay for $6 dlvd I believe. I have quite a few left

championMan · May 14, 2009

Ok KOBEARODLT U can try rubbing alcohol with q-tips to see it it work or not.

trolea1234 · May 14, 2009

Philip J. Fry said:
I don't have a correct answer, but I know that once my cards come back from the group submission, I have graded card bags that they'll be going into once I scan them. Bought a pack of 100 on eBay for $6 dlvd I believe. I have quite a few left

What did you search to find them?

abncollectsautos · May 14, 2009

i dont have any info for you on cleaning it, but that is one of the nicest cards i have ever seen

200lbhockeyplayer · May 14, 2009

Preventative things like a simple graded slab bag do wonders.

I'm always shocked when people don't put graded cards in bags, along with one-touches in a team bag. We're talking a penny or two per slab to keep the surface pristine...it's a fairly simple process.

That said, you may try to some buffing agents/cloths on a lesser slab to see if you can buff them out.

Mark McGwire Museum · May 14, 2009

There are a couple ways to remove or diminish the scratches. First and best would be to use a mini car buffer, with compound. For most that doesn't have access to a buffer, I would recommend a product from Meguiar's, #17 (plastic cleaner) and #10 (plastic polish).

Also, I had about 500 McGwire cards that were PSA graded, and the very scratches I was trying to remove were caused by the graded card bags I had left them in. My graded card collection rarely ever moves; I only bring it out to add a new card, so that wasn't the culprit. My BGS cases are bag-free. They will receive less scratches that way.

Pine Tar · May 14, 2009

trolea1234 · May 14, 2009

AndruwHRJones · May 15, 2009

Mark McGwire Museum said:
There are a couple ways to remove or diminish the scratches. First and best would be to use a mini car buffer, with compound. For most that doesn't have access to a buffer, I would recommend a product from Meguiar's, #17 (plastic cleaner) and #10 (plastic polish).

Also, I had about 500 McGwire cards that were PSA graded, and the very scratches I was trying to remove were caused by the graded card bags I had left them in. My graded card collection rarely ever moves; I only bring it out to add a new card, so that wasn't the culprit. My BGS cases are bag-free. They will receive less scratches that way.

Could you explain to me how the bags cause scratches? I have all of my BGS slabs in bags and none of them have scratches that were not already there before being placed in the bag. It just seems real odd that a graded card/team bag would scratch a slab. What am I missing here?

G $MONEY$ · May 15, 2009

f2tornado · May 15, 2009

The PSA guys have had decent success hiding/removing scratches with Novus plastic polish which is readily available on eBay. I cannot personally vouch for the product as I have yet to use it.

Randy Shields · May 15, 2009

SHAMWOW

Philip J. Fry · May 15, 2009

trolea1234 said:
Philip J. Fry said:

I don't have a correct answer, but I know that once my cards come back from the group submission, I have graded card bags that they'll be going into once I scan them. Bought a pack of 100 on eBay for $6 dlvd I believe. I have quite a few left

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What did you search to find them?

I did a search for "graded card team bags" and found them that way.

leatherman · May 15, 2009

Philip J. Fry said:
trolea1234 said:

[quote="Philip J. Fry":2yv3t7o5]I don't have a correct answer, but I know that once my cards come back from the group submission, I have graded card bags that they'll be going into once I scan them. Bought a pack of 100 on eBay for $6 dlvd I believe. I have quite a few left

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What did you search to find them?

I did a search for "graded card team bags" and found them that way.[/quote:2yv3t7o5]

Graded card bags

If you are just buying one, I will ship USPS First Class instead of UPS because it will be cheaper. I would recommend getting some other supplies too, or you will end up paying about $4 for one bag. Troy, I know you bought the one touches from me before. Next time you need some, get 100 graded card bags too.

David

Philip J. Fry · May 15, 2009

leatherman said:
Philip J. Fry said:

trolea1234 said:

[quote="Philip J. Fry":3n2qjhkw]I don't have a correct answer, but I know that once my cards come back from the group submission, I have graded card bags that they'll be going into once I scan them. Bought a pack of 100 on eBay for $6 dlvd I believe. I have quite a few left

Click to expand...

What did you search to find them?

Click to expand...

I did a search for "graded card team bags" and found them that way.

Graded card bags

If you are just buying one, I will ship USPS First Class instead of UPS because it will be cheaper. I would recommend getting some other supplies too, or you will end up paying about $4 for one bag. Troy, I know you bought the one touches from me before. Next time you need some, get 100 graded card bags too.

David[/quote:3n2qjhkw]

Bookmarked. Thanks for the link David, next time I'll order supplies from a board member.

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