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By way of Mister Jalopy and Dinosaurs + Robots comes this interesting tip on repairing paperback book covers by reheated and reseating the cover to the spine. I'm definitely going to try this (first on an expendable title, as suggested).
Repairing paperbacks
Posted by Gareth Branwyn |
Apr 4, 2008 02:00 PM
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I cut up a book to scan it and then bound it together again with the liquid rubber they use to coat tool handles. Tried it the first time today and it seems to work.
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