Glue pulling saved my hands on a 2008 F-150 door last fall, but I went right back to the welder for that one tricky crease by the body line. Glue just won't grab tight enough on sharp, high-tension spots, and I'd rather burn a tiny hole than leave a wave that takes twice as long to fix.

More fans just means the thing gets watered down, honestly.

Cut the witness credibility score down to just one question, and see if the clusters still hold up. I ask because I've seen people stack filters on filters and end up with nothing but their own bias polished into a spreadsheet. What did those two clusters have in common besides location, some specific light behavior or a weather pattern that gives them a shared thread? If you drop credibility entirely and sort by raw data, do the same spots show up or do they vanish? That would tell you if you're seeing a real signal or just your own system talking back at you.

Ugh, that's brutal! I had a shortbox bottom give out right before a move once, but at least it wasnt a con weekend. Still, loose books hitting carpet is a special kind of heartbreak, especially with those old X-Men issues. Cardboard banker boxes are honestly fine for a quick fix, even if they look sad. Hope your comics survived the show without worse damage!

Wait, did he actually get you to stop caring about the scratches, or just about stressing over them?