Improving the looks of a tank sticker

[Tim G.]

[Bill M.]

Re: Improving the looks of a tank sticker

frame it in a document glass and keep it in a cool dark place. i have removed a few and would not mess with the paper

[Rick A.]

Re: Improving the looks of a tank sticker

Tim,

Do as Bill suggests - PRESERVE!

[Tim G.]

Re: Improving the looks of a tank sticker

It is air tight sealed in glass. I have never opened it up or touched it.

[Bill M.]

Re: Improving the looks of a tank sticker

tim

my 67 sheet has been stored the same as yours for 25 years now and has not faded at all. I made a bunch of photo copies before i sealed it upand just look at the original once and a while.

[Gary C.]

Re: Improving the looks of a tank sticker

Tim,

There is a document archivist/repair lady in Austin. You might want to contact her. Sorry don't have her name. Found her with an Internet Google search. She gave me some ideas on how to clean up my Dad's WWII VE champagne bottle label.

Gary
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[Tim G.]

Re: Improving the looks of a tank sticker

Thank you, Gary. See you in Frisco.

[Ara G.]

Re: Improving the looks of a tank sticker

Red/Red 400 Smog car....NICE NICE NICE....Preserve it... Don't mess with Texas or tank stickers....Consider yourself lucky you have one to begin with...lots of guys would kill to have theirs off their car....ARA

[Paul J.]

Re: Improving the looks of a tank sticker

Tim,

Some other thoughts.

https://www.forums.ncrs.org/showthre...er+restoration

https://www.forums.ncrs.org/showthre...er+restoration

Paul