geperry
CGF, Certified Grumble Framer
I have a dozen large (10 1/9" x 13) high gloss digital photos. At first I was going to dry mount them..... but upon trying a small corner with the tacking iron, found out that it took the gloss off! so I static mounted them (and added security with mylar corner mounts). I was very careful handling the photos (so far have only done 5 of them) but still got some puckering that shows up in the light. The customer did not like this! She is a very picky customer. I thought that perhaps non-reflective glass might cover up the puckering since it seems to be noticable in the reflection from light.
Does anyone know what I can do to mount the remaining photos without causing any puckering? It seems as if ANY handling causes puckering of these darn digitals!
Does anyone know what I can do to mount the remaining photos without causing any puckering? It seems as if ANY handling causes puckering of these darn digitals!