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Repairing Cut or Torn Pages with Adhesive - YouTube YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip Place a second sheet of waxed paper on top of the page. And smooth. The repair with a bone folder.MorePlace a second sheet of waxed paper on top of the page. And smooth. The repair with a bone folder. Close the book place a book weight on top and set it aside to dry.

Use acid-free glue and a bone folder for a quick fix. Then, place another piece of wax paper over the tear and press the bone folder, which is a dull-edged hand tool used to fold and crease material, over the tear. Allow the glue to dry and then remove the wax paper and bone folder.

How to repair torn paper using P-Tape from Vintage Paper Co. YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip And then you just want to rub it across the tear. And you'll notice as you do it by rubbing what youMoreAnd then you just want to rub it across the tear. And you'll notice as you do it by rubbing what you're doing is you're moving all the tiny little air bubbles. And making that taper disappear.

Paper repair is an elusively simple repair. Using wheat starch paste and Japanese paper we repair tears in paper in a manner that is flexible and reversible. The trick to a good paper repair is select the proper color and weigh of repair tissue.

We recommend the Scotch Book Tape for those looking to repair and protect books with a strong, transparent tape. We recently used the Scotch Book Tape and found it to be an excellent solution for repairing and protecting the bound edges and surfaces of books, magazines, and other paper materials.