lgx
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Adhesive or no? , by lgx on May 28, 2018 19:25:13 GMT 1, I've had a Jago print framed and I asked for it not to be 'stuck' to anything in case I want to sell on at some point. Is there a technique to this as I've noticed some light ripples. Is this due to it being rolled in a tube originally, or me not having the print stuck in someway? Cheers.
I've had a Jago print framed and I asked for it not to be 'stuck' to anything in case I want to sell on at some point. Is there a technique to this as I've noticed some light ripples. Is this due to it being rolled in a tube originally, or me not having the print stuck in someway? Cheers.
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rosac
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Adhesive or no? , by rosac on May 28, 2018 21:20:16 GMT 1, Is it float mounted? The framer may weโll have used hinges, itโs possible overtime the print might become slightly wavy. Best just to call the framer and ask...
Is it float mounted? The framer may weโll have used hinges, itโs possible overtime the print might become slightly wavy. Best just to call the framer and ask...
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mpow
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Adhesive or no? , by mpow on May 28, 2018 21:56:55 GMT 1, Is it float mounted? The framer may weโll have used hinges, itโs possible overtime the print might become slightly wavy. Best just to call the framer and ask...
Most likely hinge mounted and if conservation materials used should be easy to undo. All float mounted prints can get wavy from humidity expansion and contraction. Usually not from from the print being rolled. Unless it was stored rolled for awhile then not properly flattened over time. Any reputable framer can help.
Is it float mounted? The framer may weโll have used hinges, itโs possible overtime the print might become slightly wavy. Best just to call the framer and ask... Most likely hinge mounted and if conservation materials used should be easy to undo. All float mounted prints can get wavy from humidity expansion and contraction. Usually not from from the print being rolled. Unless it was stored rolled for awhile then not properly flattened over time. Any reputable framer can help.
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lgx
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Adhesive or no? , by lgx on May 31, 2018 7:28:43 GMT 1, It's not float mounted. I took it to the framer, he's going to put a piece of glass behind it so that it's sandwiched between two pieces. Hopefully that will do the trick.
It's not float mounted. I took it to the framer, he's going to put a piece of glass behind it so that it's sandwiched between two pieces. Hopefully that will do the trick.
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Quinnster
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Adhesive or no? , by Quinnster on Jun 3, 2018 15:02:59 GMT 1, It's not float mounted. I took it to the framer, he's going to put a piece of glass behind it so that it's sandwiched between two pieces. Hopefully that will do the trick.
That sounds worse than using tape.
It's not float mounted. I took it to the framer, he's going to put a piece of glass behind it so that it's sandwiched between two pieces. Hopefully that will do the trick. That sounds worse than using tape.
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soupy
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Adhesive or no? , by soupy on Jun 3, 2018 16:55:50 GMT 1, I took it to the framer, he's going to put a piece of glass behind it so that it's sandwiched between two pieces. your framer doesn't sound like they know what they are doing. if it is not float mounted, then there are a number of ways to secure a print without adhesive which will keep it flat. glass sounds like a terrible idea (and one i have never heard of). not only would it increase the cost and fragility of the frame (and risk damaging the print if broken).... it would double the weight.
I took it to the framer, he's going to put a piece of glass behind it so that it's sandwiched between two pieces. your framer doesn't sound like they know what they are doing. if it is not float mounted, then there are a number of ways to secure a print without adhesive which will keep it flat. glass sounds like a terrible idea (and one i have never heard of). not only would it increase the cost and fragility of the frame (and risk damaging the print if broken).... it would double the weight.
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Quinnster
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Adhesive or no? , by Quinnster on Jun 3, 2018 17:13:26 GMT 1, I took it to the framer, he's going to put a piece of glass behind it so that it's sandwiched between two pieces. your framer doesn't sound like they know what they are doing.ย if it is not float mounted, then there are a number of ways to secure a print without adhesive which will keep it flat.ย glass sounds like a terrible idea (and one i have never heard of).ย not only would it increase the cost and fragility of the frame (and risk damaging the print if broken).... it would double the weight.
And risk damaging the surface of the print if it was in a humid place.
I took it to the framer, he's going to put a piece of glass behind it so that it's sandwiched between two pieces. your framer doesn't sound like they know what they are doing.ย if it is not float mounted, then there are a number of ways to secure a print without adhesive which will keep it flat.ย glass sounds like a terrible idea (and one i have never heard of).ย not only would it increase the cost and fragility of the frame (and risk damaging the print if broken).... it would double the weight. And risk damaging the surface of the print if it was in a humid place.
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mpow
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Adhesive or no? , by mpow on Jun 3, 2018 17:24:45 GMT 1, Go to another framer if theyโre telling you to put print between two pieces of glass. Having glazing in direct contact with artwork can cause damage especially when there are fluctuations in humidity. There always needs to be some spacing from the glass/acrylic.
Go to another framer if theyโre telling you to put print between two pieces of glass. Having glazing in direct contact with artwork can cause damage especially when there are fluctuations in humidity. There always needs to be some spacing from the glass/acrylic.
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irl1
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Adhesive or no? , by irl1 on Jun 3, 2018 17:52:32 GMT 1, Do not go back to that framer
Do not go back to that framer
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blenki
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Adhesive or no? , by blenki on Jun 3, 2018 18:10:36 GMT 1, The framer should know how to get it flat, and know that putting a print between two bits of glass long term is not a good idea
The framer should know how to get it flat, and know that putting a print between two bits of glass long term is not a good idea
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lgx
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Adhesive or no? , by lgx on Jun 3, 2018 20:49:24 GMT 1, Cheers guys, will call in the morning, hope he's not done it already.
Cheers guys, will call in the morning, hope he's not done it already.
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