Tim Hayes.
SGF, Supreme Grumble Framer
Do you fill all your frames with filler so that it is flush at the back?
Thanks, Bob,Originally posted by Bob Carter:
....Is that a problem that requires another couple sheets of foamcore, especially A/F?...
.....John Ranes had a great post on HH recently about the "overexuberance" of comservation framing. This might be an extension of that same degree
Good God, Bob. It was a simple question.Do you fill all your frames with filler so that it is flush at the back?
Am I missing something here - something you do in the States that we don't do here?Originally posted by Baer Charlton:
but I know that when there finger goes through the paper... some comments have been made.
Originally posted by Tim Hayes:
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Simple minds are easily contented !!
See what you've gonnandone Tim
No.Originally posted by Tim Hayes:
Do you fill all your frames with filler so that it is flush at the back?
Exactly what is the cost you seek to avoid by leaving the frame poorly insulated in back and vulnerable to finger-poke-through?Originally posted by Jerry Ervin:
...I have never filled the void in the back, and probably never will. I can't afford to give that much product away...
ATG was not originally designed to stick to wood. Sometimes it sticks quite well, but sometimes it does not. I guess Greg's point is that ATG is not the most dependable dustcover adhesive. And then there's the messy residue Baer mentioned.Originally posted by Greg Fremstad:
IMHO there art no pressure sensitive tapes that:
1. Will stick to unfinished wood for a long time as the resins in the wood will degrade the adhesive.
2. Last as long as white glue.
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