Drymounting Tyvek Poster?

[WAHD Framer]

Hi all,
I have searched the archives and found numerous postings about Tyvek, but none telling me whether it is okay to drymount it.
Does anyone have any experience drymounting posters(maps) printed on Tyvek??
Thanks for your help,
Wendy

[tnframer408]

Do it all the time. Use Fusionmount and bake it for about 7 minutes

[HannaFate]

Just pay attention to how it is laying on the backing. Tyvek will scooch and crawl, and try to make wrinkles. Consider it a fabric, rather than a paper.

[WAHD Framer]

Thanks for the help.
In all of my 9 1/2 years of picture framing, I have not drymounted much. Now I am learning and know there are things you cannot mount. It is scarey to me! I did not know if Tyvek would turn black or not.
Thanks again,
Wendy

[JPete]

Pick up an express mail enevelope from the Post Office and experiment, not the paper one but the one that looks and feels thin is tyvek.

[preservator]

Yes to experimentation. The closer one can get
to the item to be worked on the better, but in
any case, this is exactly what one wants to do
when a new situation comes up.

Hugh