The YouTube algorithm strikes again, surfacing this deeply satisfying conservation and restoration video of an extremely rare Japanese Star Wars poster (which then sold for $14,950). I appreciated both the craftsmanship of the restoration and the history of the poster, and the results are nothing short of miraculous. I welcomed the narration of the original Fourth Cone Restoration channel, but they also offer an ASMR version sans narration and music, just the restorative sounds of spraying water, crinkling acrylic, and squeaking squeegees.