Autograph Restoration

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Comment by David McNeill on September 18, 2011 at 9:13pm

I can fix smudged autos on photos, helmets bats, picks. Removal of personalizations. Removal of the extra multi dined autos, to make single. High dollar item. Contact Dee at deemightyone@gmail.com

Comment by A.B. on September 25, 2010 at 2:10am

Bill, you have answered my question entirely :)
Thank you, too, stephen

Comment by Bill Panagopulos on September 24, 2010 at 1:42pm

There's nothing you can do with a faded signature - in the old days, people used to trace-over the signature which in today's world utterly destroy's its value. As far as a smudge goes, a VERY skilled conservator can clean it up (depending on the surface), but it will cost you a bit. Figure a few hundred on a photo or guitar, any event. As for your last question, it's a bit unclear - can you elaborate?

Comment by Stephen Duncan on September 24, 2010 at 7:08am

"Fix it" as in......writing over it?
Faded autographs are going to happen. Use a BLUE sharpie in lieu of a black one (blue has a deedper ink to it and fades less) and store your autographs in a area with little light, and NO direct sunlight. My suggestion is to not tamper with an autograph. Autographs are like sunburns, "easier to prevent than to treat".