Book Repair

[Less]

Originally Posted by Mick

In that case I better remind you next Friday that its wheelie bin day and to put your rubbish out even if you have to put them through the window

Are you trying to make me unpopular?
If I put them all out at once, the council will be fined for too much going to landfill putting up next year's rates making me less likeable than Rolf Harris!

[Mick]

That's true will remind you every other week its wheelie bin day instead

[Bob Dobson]

I wasn't aware of the Blackburn bookbinder. I use one at Lancaster university. There is also one in Leyland. I do a few repairs myself using glue. Do not use cellotape as it leaves marks when it dries out. I will gladly send you some linen sticky-backed tape which I got from a binder - Pm me your address and the height of the book

[Mick]

Thanks for the offer Bob
PM sent

[Accyexplorer]

If it's the same book I gave you your going to need more than a bit of sticky tape Mick

[accyman]

just a thought but if any of the local colleges are doing a book binding course or restoration course you could ask if they would use it as a test subject...

a learner under tutition must be better than less with his sticky stuff

[Less]

Excuse me?
I offered to bring him some out of date cellotape.
Under no circumstances did I offer him sticky stuff or help of any kind.

[accyman]

Originally Posted by Less

Excuse me?
I offered to bring him some out of date cellotape.
Under no circumstances did I offer him sticky stuff or help of any kind.

does cellotape have a sellby date its not as though you lick the stuff?

mind you some idiot may wrap it around their head in some sort of xtreme glue sniffing escapade