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[frameconnews] Re: Paste and stretch
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- Subject: [frameconnews] Re: Paste and stretch
- From: lsutherland@mcmichael.on.ca
- Date: Fri, 10 Sep 1999 07:34:23 -0400
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The short answer is that you should not be adhering watercolours and prints
to board. Attaching a work of art on paper to a rigid support is only very
rarely an appropriate treatment.
"Michael Royall" <M.Royall@tesco.net> on 09/09/99 04:05:30 PM
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Subject: [frameconnews] Paste and stretch
Dear All
Can anyone help....
1) What is the best type of adhesive paste to use (and where do I source it
from) when pasting down thin prints and watercolurs onto acid free
board/paper ?
2) What's the best method of stretching the above acid free board/paper
prior to pasting to ensure that cockling/warping will not take place ?
Very many thanks
Mike Royall
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