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Before and after book restoration Greetings friends. In this opportunity I come to tell you about my experience with the restoration of a book that I have stored in my house for a long time. This book, which is a dictionary of synonyms and antonyms, got damaged over time, and its front and back covers became detached, as well as part of the spine.

For this restoration work what I did was the following: first, I looked for a type of paper that would serve as a new support to keep both sides of the book together, which I managed to find in the cover of a magazine that I cut out, since it is made of a mixture of paper and plastic, which makes it an extremely resistant material.

Once cut out and folded to fit the side of the book (on the spine) I applied liquid glue and let it dry for several hours.

Next, I covered the whole book with cardboard paper and magazine clippings, gluing with glue stick; this in order to give it a new decoration.

Finally, and to protect this new cover, we will use transparent contact paper.

And that's it! We are done with our work πŸ˜ƒ What do you think? I hope this will motivate you to do it. And remember you can comment at the end of this post, I'll be reading and giving you feedback. I also appreciate all the support received from all of you. Without more to say I'll see you in a next installment. Until then πŸ˜ŽπŸ‘. Materials used - Transparent contact paper; - Liquid glue; - Glue stick; - Cardboard; - Cutter; - Ruler; - Ballpoint pen; - Magazine clippings. Source of the images Images captured with my Amazon Fire 8 tablet.

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