Glad you were able to safely peel the protective peel on each of these gorgeous refractors. I've thought about doing it to some of my singles myself... but always back out. Part of me is scared I'll damage the card.
They all satisfyingly peeled off fine with no residue or anything. The toughest part was just getting the coating started. I had to gently rub around the corners for a minute to get anything to work with, then use tweezers once there's enough to grab. (I bite my nails, and it's tougher when you don't have much fingernails to work with.)
Some really neat cards with star power galore! Enjoy the hobby all.
ReplyDeleteGlad you were able to safely peel the protective peel on each of these gorgeous refractors. I've thought about doing it to some of my singles myself... but always back out. Part of me is scared I'll damage the card.
ReplyDeleteFantastic colors on those refractors
ReplyDeleteSo cool! I miss when Refractors had some texture to them.
ReplyDeleteI miss when a refractor was the ONLY parallel to a card, :)
ReplyDeleteWere these easy to peel off in an oddly satisfying way or were there some that left sticky residue?
ReplyDeleteThis is great!
ReplyDeleteThanks, guys!
ReplyDeleteThey all satisfyingly peeled off fine with no residue or anything. The toughest part was just getting the coating started. I had to gently rub around the corners for a minute to get anything to work with, then use tweezers once there's enough to grab. (I bite my nails, and it's tougher when you don't have much fingernails to work with.)
That was fun to watch, probably more fun to do!
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