How to Repair a Warped Debit or Credit Card
Gather your supplies; paper bag, iron, very flat surface., Warm the iron on a low and dry setting., Place the debit/credit card just inside the paper bag., Aim for the magnetic swipe strip., Once you know you've got your aim dead on, press and...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Gather your supplies; paper bag
I like to use a cutting board as my flat surface. -
Step 2: very flat surface.
About a level 2 heat setting is appropriate. , Lay both flat on the very flat surface. , That's the only part of the card that absolutely needs flattening.
Don't flatten the numbers! ,, Is your card flat? If not, repeat steps until the swipe section is flat. -
Step 3: Warm the iron on a low and dry setting.
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Step 4: Place the debit/credit card just inside the paper bag.
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Step 5: Aim for the magnetic swipe strip.
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Step 6: Once you know you've got your aim dead on
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Step 7: press and continuously move the iron back and forth for 30 seconds or less.
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Step 8: Check your results.
Detailed Guide
I like to use a cutting board as my flat surface.
About a level 2 heat setting is appropriate. , Lay both flat on the very flat surface. , That's the only part of the card that absolutely needs flattening.
Don't flatten the numbers! ,, Is your card flat? If not, repeat steps until the swipe section is flat.
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