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08/22/2006 03:04:30 AM · #1 |
Anyone got some sugestions on the best way to mount my A4 prints to a backing board. I have 6 x A4 prints that i need to "adhere" to a 1200mm long backing board then mount into a frame (behind glase) that i have made.
I have tried using spray adhesive (both on the back of the photo and the backing board) but the prints are lifting already after one day!
Any thoughts?
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08/22/2006 03:08:17 AM · #2 |
do you have mound board between the frame and the pictures?
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08/22/2006 03:26:29 AM · #3 |
Are you using 'spray adhesive' or "Photo Mount"? I just used PM to mount a 16X24 to a 20X28 canvas and it's great. You gotta spray both surfaces, and then use lots of pressure to make sure they stick. Then it should be permanent. Its more expensive - by about 4X, but its archival and strong.
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08/22/2006 03:30:38 AM · #4 |
The prints are sandwiched between a 3mm MDF board and a sheet of 2 mm frame glass.
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08/22/2006 03:32:54 AM · #5 |
Originally posted by idnic:
Are you using 'spray adhesive' or "Photo Mount"? I just used PM to mount a 16X24 to a 20X28 canvas and it's great. You gotta spray both surfaces, and then use lots of pressure to make sure they stick. Then it should be permanent. Its more expensive - by about 4X, but its archival and strong. |
if theres no mount board then what she said.
i heard shes smart!!
Message edited by author 2006-08-22 03:33:17.
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08/22/2006 03:37:52 AM · #6 |
Originally posted by boysetsfire:
...i heard shes smart!! |
Stop spreading such silly rumors. :P
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