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PLASTIC SOUTH LANCASHIRE-WARPED
Hi team. I picked this up as bonus with a standard BM. The issue is, is that it's got a slight warp to it. Now my question's are
- Any idea's on how to flatten it out a little. - Is it worth it, before I sell it. - And any idea on value. Thanks chaps Regards Simon |
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About two years ago a member suggested immersing the badge in boiling water for a few minutes, I tried that and ended with a Bedfordshire & Herfordshire with a couple more cracks that it had before.
My suggestion....leave it as it is. Jo
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Yeah, that was passing over my mind. Don't suppose it will sell though warped.
Simon. |
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Simon... have you considered contacting a plastic surgeon?
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Lol PJ,
People in glass houses Ry |
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You leave Mrs. PJ out of this!
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Heat it with a hair dryer and, when softened, place between two hardback books with a weight on top. As it cools it should flatten out. I can always delete this post if you knacker it.
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Looking for a North Hampshire 37 Glengarry badge, genuine or place saver. |
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That's Ok, I've had someone mail me to take it as it is for a swap.
Thanks for the tips Regards Simon. |
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Simon, I hope you can provide a receipt for this badge - you're not unloading bent gear are you?
Sorry... just my warped sense of humour. PJ |
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Warped plastic badges
Simon, I know I posted some time ago about immersing plastic badges in hot water as I had a plastic badge that had that instruction moulded on the back. Of course, after 60 plus years, I suppose there is a chance that the molecular structure of the compound may have changed. I do not think I would take that course of action, leave well alone! (You might wonder what made it bend in the first place, Old Age?)....Regards, David J.
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It was intended this way, but I wouldn't recommend treating an old badge like this.
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