LCombs
Grumbler in Training
Okay, this is my first post so go easy on me.
I have a customer who has some blown up pictures that have been mounted to foamcore. They have been hanging in an office unframed for some time and have bowed. Looking at the picture, the middle is sunken in. He wants them framed with glass but no mat. My thought is to lay the picture face down on something soft so as not to scratch the picture, slap some glue on the back,lay some sort of plywood over that and then weight it down and let it dry.
Any thoughts? What kind of glue? Is plywood the way to go? I don't think another piece of foamcore would be strong enough.
Thanks for any suggestions you can give me.
Laura
I have a customer who has some blown up pictures that have been mounted to foamcore. They have been hanging in an office unframed for some time and have bowed. Looking at the picture, the middle is sunken in. He wants them framed with glass but no mat. My thought is to lay the picture face down on something soft so as not to scratch the picture, slap some glue on the back,lay some sort of plywood over that and then weight it down and let it dry.
Any thoughts? What kind of glue? Is plywood the way to go? I don't think another piece of foamcore would be strong enough.
Thanks for any suggestions you can give me.
Laura