Hey Rick, after much research a year ago I purchased the same press and love it! Really enjoying your videos, very helpful information. Thanks for sharing! Question for you… How do you manage books with a thicker paper, any differently? As an example, G.I. Joe A Real American Hero #1. Thanks again Rick!

Rick, the new branding looks great!

Thanks Rick. Will you be showing the other cleaning iterations? Interested in seeing the final results

You use the term "Chamfer" board multiple times, you do explain what it is here, thanks.

just straight dry cleaning with the make-up pads (I started using those after watching one of your video's and they are so much easier to use than anything else I have tried for cleaning off any light dust before putting a newer comic in mylar)., a sponge and then absorene (repeat until almost all is off) and finally an eraser takes forever. Is the cleaner you showed the one you sell? If so I would love to get my hands on it, I have some older comics that need that sort of love.

i have two copies of this comic, both of mine have red comic ink(not from a marker) it looks like red spots in the "star wars" what would be the best way to remove the red spots thanks! Like the video content!

Why it doesn’t have the code on the cover

Thanks! Do you have a video or list of all your equipment ad solutions etc?

Hey Rick, is this the same process for foxing?

Do you leave the book in the press afterwards for a certain amount of time before you take the book out?

Hey Rick, what's in the solution? Can I make some of my own at home? Thanks!

Rick, I have a star wars #42 I need to get signatures off of it.. How much would it cost me for you to do it?

do you still sell this solution? and how do you use it? do you do a dry clean before or after?

Where do you get your silicon sheets

That's just a common reprint that was sold in comic bags along with reprints of #2 and #3,. Not "the" 35 cent price variant that's worth a lot of money.