Kendall, I've never tried it myself, but I hear that a microscope and itsy-bitsy tweezers work best. Some moths might object to this so proper anesthesia is important. Of course some can't survive the anesthesia so it's better if you just get them to agree and sign a consent form. A brief word of warning......As it takes 197,743,681 moth balls to treat one coat, start early in the morning with your surgery.

Spaw