Are breather crimps permanent

[thegeocicero]

I need to know

 

[Maaz Hasan]

Yes and No. Depends on what you need them for. You can remove a breather crimp if you need to.

 

[Josh Burch]

Yes and No. Depends on what you need them for. You can remove a breather crimp if you need to.

How do you remove one? Most of the time they are pretty permanent in my experience. I'd love to have information on removing them

 

[Maaz Hasan]

How do you remove one? Most of the time they are pretty permanent in my experience. I'd love to have information on removing them

I did the exact same thing in the opposite direction. Normally it'll get rid of like 70 percent of it, which is normally good enough for an on the go job. If I need to take it up a notch, put it in the middle of a new deck, put that in the case, put that in a card clip, put that on a flat book and a ton of heavy flat books on top. Leave that for a while.

I put a crimp in the first "luxury/custom deck" that I bought and spent a long time trying to fix it.

 

[Josh Burch]

I did the exact same thing in the opposite direction. Normally it'll get rid of like 70 percent of it, which is normally good enough for an on the go job. If I need to take it up a notch, put it in the middle of a new deck, put that in the case, put that in a card clip, put that on a flat book and a ton of heavy flat books on top. Leave that for a while.

I put a crimp in the first "luxury/custom deck" that I bought and spent a long time trying to fix it.

I guess I don't have the patience haha. Most of mine are fairly resilient, then again I could be putting too much work into them.

 

[Maaz Hasan]

I guess I don't have the patience haha. Most of mine are fairly resilient, then again I could be putting too much work into them.

At the end of the day, it really doesn't matter. Thinking back, if I let that card stay as a breather, I would always have a breather for performance...