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A search of SOR did not turn up any associated topic. It's more expensive than I really want to spend, but if it works without too many problems, it might be worth the cost.
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Have never used it but I do use Un-du, which works very well and in a lot less time than ERNI. Applied to the paper with the stamp face down, you can usually peel them apart within a minute. Some leave a gum residue but a bit of corn starch or talc deals with that. I then put them between parchment paper and with a catalogue for weight and to flatten any curls.
The only problem I get is sometimes an hinge will not adhere until I've removed excess talc.
Just to add, Canadian self adhesive stamps soak off in water.
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Un-Do works fantastically well. You can remove the gum residue with a Q-Tip and xylene (a solvent). Moisten the residue with xylene and then wipe with a paper towel. To avoid damage to the stamp, I do this on a piece of soft cardboard.
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Well,
read my article on ERNI A and B here :
https://stamporama.com/discboard/disc_ma ...
it is the third post.........
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does undu smell bad or rot my brain?
If not I will use it...h
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Un-du has a slight smell but I believe they also do an odourless version as well (low VOC).
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It has less odor than Ronsonal lighter fluid. It is a mixture of very light petroleum solvents, maybe with an alcohol component. There is so little odor that I can't recognize the components. Outside of likely being flammable, it is perfectly safe to use. If you try it, I know that you will like it.
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Has anyone tried Lindner ERNI Self-Adhesive Stamp Remover? https://www.wizardcoinsupply.com/lindner ...
A search of SOR did not turn up any associated topic. It's more expensive than I really want to spend, but if it works without too many problems, it might be worth the cost.
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re: Lindner ERNI Self-Adhesive Stamp Remover
Have never used it but I do use Un-du, which works very well and in a lot less time than ERNI. Applied to the paper with the stamp face down, you can usually peel them apart within a minute. Some leave a gum residue but a bit of corn starch or talc deals with that. I then put them between parchment paper and with a catalogue for weight and to flatten any curls.
The only problem I get is sometimes an hinge will not adhere until I've removed excess talc.
Just to add, Canadian self adhesive stamps soak off in water.
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08:05:50am
re: Lindner ERNI Self-Adhesive Stamp Remover
Un-Do works fantastically well. You can remove the gum residue with a Q-Tip and xylene (a solvent). Moisten the residue with xylene and then wipe with a paper towel. To avoid damage to the stamp, I do this on a piece of soft cardboard.
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re: Lindner ERNI Self-Adhesive Stamp Remover
Well,
read my article on ERNI A and B here :
https://stamporama.com/discboard/disc_ma ...
it is the third post.........
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does undu smell bad or rot my brain?
If not I will use it...h
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re: Lindner ERNI Self-Adhesive Stamp Remover
Un-du has a slight smell but I believe they also do an odourless version as well (low VOC).
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re: Lindner ERNI Self-Adhesive Stamp Remover
It has less odor than Ronsonal lighter fluid. It is a mixture of very light petroleum solvents, maybe with an alcohol component. There is so little odor that I can't recognize the components. Outside of likely being flammable, it is perfectly safe to use. If you try it, I know that you will like it.
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