I received 2 slabs (1 PSA & 1 BGS) in the same week and both of them had scratches on them that I was not made aware of prior to purchase. I tried this method and was pleasantly surprised at how well it worked. Thanks for the video..👍
I tried this method but when rubbing in the Scratch X liquid white gel on surface of slab it went over on the sides of the slab and now the liquid white gel got inside the slab on the edges and dried up leaving white streaks that now look like scratch marks. Any ideas how to reach and clean? The holder top is held down so tight.
Wow, that is a pretty good remedy for the scratches. Appreciate this video. Just like you, I also put my graded cards in sleeves and yes I buy graded cards all the time and they arrive scratched up. Just a friendly FYI, I would never put any kind of liquid or lotion-type material on the case...Contrary to popular belief, PSA and SGC cases are NOT water proof nor air tight. Something can easy leak into the cases and damage your card. I would place any liquid/cleaning-materials on the towel first, rub it in, then rub onto the cases. Another FYI, BGS cases are water/liquid proof/sealed. Thanks again for the video and this great suggestion.
@@tylerfortin4937 It just sucks when the listing has multiple angles making the slab look flawless, then receiving it with a scratch you can clearly see right off the bat.
@@Brancovtn65oh yeah it fucking blows my man don’t get me wrong!! I got a Corocoro mew a few months back it’s Cgc graded and the damn thing had a big ass scratch on the front well more like a blemish! I still love the card tho it’s super nice!!
It's not perfect, but nothing is.. Sometimes damage is just damage. However, it definitely cleaned them well and certainly there was improvement, so that's a win for sure!
Worked for me too but you really have to put some pressure. It is not cheap but it will be a good investment for future scratches. thanks for the video
I collect a lot of slabbed graded coins (polishing slabs became a hobby I didn’t want) , I have not yet came across a slab that didn’t have a scratch , I even sent coins out to be graded they came with 1 tiny scratch on the slab ... what I found works for me is drill press , I ordered small 1” -2” diameter foam pads I let drill press do polishing on slab it’s gets out a lot of scratches I use Novus plastic polish I also use Scratch-X last for very fine scratches (use a different foam pad for each polishing compound don’t mix them up polishing compound has different grits in to remove finer scratches left by the heavier polishing compound) ... deeper scratches ? They have to be sanded down with 3000-5000 mesh sheet (3M makes nice mesh sheet you can find at auto store) or you can finishing it even finer with 8000 mesh grit sanding mesh (the smaller the scratches the easier they polish out).. then switch to novus polish in a drill press of course on low speed ! Not super high speed the highest I’ll go is about 800-1000 rpm (on on last stage of polishing with scratch-X)
@@JayBobSons we have keep in mind not all scratches come out either some deep scratches are there for life ... I don’t know why industries haven’t come out with a protector film like they lay over iPhones I’m not sure if it’s temper glass or some kind of plastic , even the softest microfiber rag will leave hair lines on slabs if you shine it in light at right angle you’ll see the hairlines , some slabs I literally had wet sand them with 800grit upward to 5000grit before I could even polish them with Novus and and a 2” diameter foam polishing pad chucked in my drill press later to find out rubbing a microfiber rag over it caused tiny hairline scratches buffing out headlights are same way sometimes they have to be wet sanded with very fine grit sanding pads before they can ever be polished same concept
@@Jabshier1980would you be able to contact me directly I have some detailed information about wet sanding slabs. I can inbox you my phone number, I'm out of the Philadelphia area.
I’ve bought a couple PSA graded cards from eBay and was bummed out with the scratches. I’m actually wondering if the slabs come with scratches directly from PSA as well. Good video.
Hey, Mr. Kimble! I appreciate you stopping by! Well, I have gotten some of my own submissions back and usually they are in pristine coming directly from them. These seemed to be shuffled around and handled quite a bit.
Looking to buy something like this for my slabs. It somewhat scares me though because I wanna do it on my more valuable cards and I don’t want to ruin the card or slab somehow, do you think it’s possible?
This stuff works pretty good! Its not gonna get into the slab, at least I do not think so. I had good luck with it. Get some and try it on a slab that is not as important first to get the hang of it. Cheers!
I used scratch X on a PSA slab and the liquid gel got underneath the slab right underneath on the edges and now I cannot remove the streaks of dried scratch X gel. Any suggestions?
@@JayBobSons I put too much on front and back and it got between top holder and the base and it now has white streaks along the side. I’m beside myself as I did it to a super valuable gem MT 10. I can’t even slide a card or anything in to wipe it. Lesson learned. Only a small dab was needed and the key is to stay away from the sides of the slab and bottom edges
@@JayBobSons the only thing I can do is send it in to PSA for a Reholder service to put it in a new slab and pay hundreds to do that but hate the fact that the slab has to be cracked and gem MT 10 card pulled out and put into a new slab. Big lesson learned
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I received 2 slabs (1 PSA & 1 BGS) in the same week and both of them had scratches on them that I was not made aware of prior to purchase. I tried this method and was pleasantly surprised at how well it worked. Thanks for the video..👍
Awesome! Yeah, I just got a BRAND new fresh return and it has some scratches. Went away, perfect looking now! I am so happy this helped ya! Cheers!
I tried this method but when rubbing in the Scratch X liquid white gel on surface of slab it went over on the sides of the slab and now the liquid white gel got inside the slab on the edges and dried up leaving white streaks that now look like scratch marks. Any ideas how to reach and clean? The holder top is held down so tight.
Incredible. My cards have never looked this good! Thank you!
It work for you?? Hey no problem. Happy to assist!
@@JayBobSons yes I’ve got some high end f1 cards that are PSA 10 but had bad scuffs. Thanks for helping my OCD!
@@Btoc22 wtf bro same I think I have ocd too. Gonna purchase this thing on Amazon and hopefully it works. Driving me fucking insane lol
Wow, that is a pretty good remedy for the scratches. Appreciate this video.
Just like you, I also put my graded cards in sleeves and yes I buy graded cards all the time and they arrive scratched up.
Just a friendly FYI, I would never put any kind of liquid or lotion-type material on the case...Contrary to popular belief, PSA and SGC cases are NOT water proof nor air tight. Something can easy leak into the cases and damage your card. I would place any liquid/cleaning-materials on the towel first, rub it in, then rub onto the cases. Another FYI, BGS cases are water/liquid proof/sealed.
Thanks again for the video and this great suggestion.
Good call on going on the rag first! Thanks so much for watching it and stopping by man! Cheers!
@@JayBobSons Absolutely!
Well I guess your wrong I saw a video where the slabs was placed under water and nothing got in
Thanks man. I wish seller's were more transparent with their listings.
I mean it happens scratches don’t retract value!
@@tylerfortin4937 It just sucks when the listing has multiple angles making the slab look flawless, then receiving it with a scratch you can clearly see right off the bat.
@@Brancovtn65oh yeah it fucking blows my man don’t get me wrong!! I got a Corocoro mew a few months back it’s Cgc graded and the damn thing had a big ass scratch on the front well more like a blemish! I still love the card tho it’s super nice!!
It's not perfect, but nothing is.. Sometimes damage is just damage. However, it definitely cleaned them well and certainly there was improvement, so that's a win for sure!
Thanks buddy! Yeah, waay better than before but not 100%. I appreciate you watching!
Worked for me too but you really have to put some pressure. It is not cheap but it will be a good investment for future scratches. thanks for the video
Awesome informative video, I don’t know how I missed it
Thanks brotha, inevitably slabs even just come back fresh from PSA scratched which kinda sucks, but this trick definitely works!
This seemed to work really well for you!! I would definitely be happy with the outcome!! Good job my man!!
Thanks, Clay! Yeah, you know better than having to return the goods. They are 10s after all, so I figured worth a shot! Cheers.
Jay Bob & Sons gem mint 10 is still that too, maybe a reholder by psa if it really gets in your OCD. 😂😂
I collect a lot of slabbed graded coins (polishing slabs became a hobby I didn’t want) , I have not yet came across a slab that didn’t have a scratch , I even sent coins out to be graded they came with 1 tiny scratch on the slab ... what I found works for me is drill press , I ordered small 1” -2” diameter foam pads I let drill press do polishing on slab it’s gets out a lot of scratches I use Novus plastic polish I also use Scratch-X last for very fine scratches (use a different foam pad for each polishing compound don’t mix them up polishing compound has different grits in to remove finer scratches left by the heavier polishing compound) ... deeper scratches ? They have to be sanded down with 3000-5000 mesh sheet (3M makes nice mesh sheet you can find at auto store) or you can finishing it even finer with 8000 mesh grit sanding mesh (the smaller the scratches the easier they polish out).. then switch to novus polish in a drill press of course on low speed ! Not super high speed the highest I’ll go is about 800-1000 rpm (on on last stage of polishing with scratch-X)
This is fantastic info! Thanks so much for sharing and for watching my vid!
@@JayBobSons we have keep in mind not all scratches come out either some deep scratches are there for life ... I don’t know why industries haven’t come out with a protector film like they lay over iPhones I’m not sure if it’s temper glass or some kind of plastic , even the softest microfiber rag will leave hair lines on slabs if you shine it in light at right angle you’ll see the hairlines , some slabs I literally had wet sand them with 800grit upward to 5000grit before I could even polish them with Novus and and a 2” diameter foam polishing pad chucked in my drill press later to find out rubbing a microfiber rag over it caused tiny hairline scratches buffing out headlights are same way sometimes they have to be wet sanded with very fine grit sanding pads before they can ever be polished same concept
@@Jabshier1980would you be able to contact me directly I have some detailed information about wet sanding slabs. I can inbox you my phone number, I'm out of the Philadelphia area.
Hey, should o use a wet towel to wash out the chemicals or will it be fine with out it ??
Got a fat scratch on my gengar psa 10 the sec I came back from grading hoping this method will help ordered all the stuff on amazon
@@bensosa8618 it will!
So sick! It worked!! Good deal! I concur...A+ 👍
Thanks man! Yeah, I think it worked pretty darn good! I hope the info helps others who need it. Cheers!
Nick here. I’m not nasty but thanks for the video :) gonna try
Hehe. Yep, just used it today on an old one touch to put one of my gpk cards in
I’ve bought a couple PSA graded cards from eBay and was bummed out with the scratches. I’m actually wondering if the slabs come with scratches directly from PSA as well. Good video.
Hey, Mr. Kimble! I appreciate you stopping by! Well, I have gotten some of my own submissions back and usually they are in pristine coming directly from them. These seemed to be shuffled around and handled quite a bit.
I wonder if this would work on toploaders to being I have some toploaders
I dont want to keep putting them in new toploaders when they get one scratch
Sweet stuff . Hello be seen this before . But got some slabs that could use a little help . Thanks
Yeah it works pretty good! MERRY CHRISTMAS BUDDY! 🎅 🎄
Thanks for the insight
Sure! I think this worked okay, there are other methods as well. I appreciate you watching it!
It works thanks!
Let's go Manzardo! 😆
I looked up my gpk cards on ebay..last year
...r they worth money now. ? ?
Hey I used meguiars wax you think my slab will be okay
Lol, yes.
@@JayBobSons okay thank you lol
Where did u get the stuff
Auto zone? Probably home depot too
Looking to buy something like this for my slabs. It somewhat scares me though because I wanna do it on my more valuable cards and I don’t want to ruin the card or slab somehow, do you think it’s possible?
This stuff works pretty good! Its not gonna get into the slab, at least I do not think so. I had good luck with it. Get some and try it on a slab that is not as important first to get the hang of it. Cheers!
Great info on scratch
.on a case. WOW. Never thunk' it
..Thanks so much.....subing!
Thanks, Jay! Great name! 😄
@@JayBobSons hey Jay Bob and sonships
yes tell me how to get out scratches
I used scratch X on a PSA slab and the liquid gel got underneath the slab right underneath on the edges and now I cannot remove the streaks of dried scratch X gel. Any suggestions?
Yikes!
Not much you can do there, yeah the psa case is definitely not liquid proof! How much you put on?
@@JayBobSons I put too much on front and back and it got between top holder and the base and it now has white streaks along the side. I’m beside myself as I did it to a super valuable gem MT 10. I can’t even slide a card or anything in to wipe it. Lesson learned. Only a small dab was needed and the key is to stay away from the sides of the slab and bottom edges
That is a major bummer, sorry to hear it and lesson learned 🙏
@@JayBobSons the only thing I can do is send it in to PSA for a Reholder service to put it in a new slab and pay hundreds to do that but hate the fact that the slab has to be cracked and gem MT 10 card pulled out and put into a new slab. Big lesson learned
sellers hide scratches! be careful
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