This is a real post. Notice it is not on Warped Moulding.
I had to do a framing job last week, and used Acrylic glazing. So, I ordered OP-3 RC. (You know, uv-filtering, Reflection control, acrylic.) Well, I got the stuff in, cut all my supplies (Large job), and started putting everything together. I was very carefull taking the release paper off the acrylic, and followed Lois' advice to bring it all to the center. It came of very easily. Got it on the artwork, and started to take it off the outside of the glazing, when I noticed that both my hands were getting red. Guess what!?!?!?
I am ALERGIC to the release adheasive! Both my hands were red and inflamed for a few hours. EVEN with using Benadrill cream. Talk about itchy palms! I went back a few days later, and touched the release paper, just to make sure that it was what I had the reaction to. INSTANT reaction!
So, if you have any alergies to Adheasives, stay away from the OP-3. (I had no problem with the thin white release plastic on the regular Acrylic from Cyro.)
I had to do a framing job last week, and used Acrylic glazing. So, I ordered OP-3 RC. (You know, uv-filtering, Reflection control, acrylic.) Well, I got the stuff in, cut all my supplies (Large job), and started putting everything together. I was very carefull taking the release paper off the acrylic, and followed Lois' advice to bring it all to the center. It came of very easily. Got it on the artwork, and started to take it off the outside of the glazing, when I noticed that both my hands were getting red. Guess what!?!?!?
I am ALERGIC to the release adheasive! Both my hands were red and inflamed for a few hours. EVEN with using Benadrill cream. Talk about itchy palms! I went back a few days later, and touched the release paper, just to make sure that it was what I had the reaction to. INSTANT reaction!
So, if you have any alergies to Adheasives, stay away from the OP-3. (I had no problem with the thin white release plastic on the regular Acrylic from Cyro.)