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hello there, i need help on how to fix this book. (pic related). its not an expensive book but it has a lot of personal value (it was one of the books i rescued from my dead grandma.)
ive googled a bit and theres ton of info but as i have no experience i dont wanna fug it up, thats why im here.
book spine is perfect, it just de-attached to the hard cover.. as you can see it has just one single paper that used to do that job.. teared in the back completly unglued in the front..
thats it, any pointers? and sorry for my crap english, its not my native tounge. btw book is aldus huxley - time must have a stop, and its an awesome book, if anyone is into reading, try to pick it up. one of those just great books. cheers!
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and this is the back part.
btw book is older than me, but has a note (name and year) from my grandma the same year i was born, 84, in anycase, the most important thing here is that the bok remains readable.. funcionality is what i seek for. wanna lend it to a friend., thanks, cheers!
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>>1236903
reading is for faggots.
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>>1236930
using your bad vibes as bumplove
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Glue?
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Seam tape, then cut two folded pieces of paper and glue to the front and back covers and the first blank page. Place book under weights to dry flat for a day.
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Do a web search for book rebinding or book repair. There are many places to guide you and supplies are available. Looks like a fairly easy job.
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>>1237077
Fine I'll bump as well, you bookworm.
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