Wendy & June
Grumbler
- Joined
- Aug 7, 2006
- Posts
- 21
When framing Diploma's...who dry mounts them?
Not to start a war, but I'm curious as well.Originally posted by Cliff Wilson:
For those of you that dry mount ... Can I ask why? Do you consider it cheaper? faster?
I hadn't given that one any thought, excellant idea!! I liked to surprise the customer with the copies in a brown manila envelope marked with the contents and date on a shipping label with my shop's logo on it. I'd just hand it to them and say something like, "With my compliments and a small thank you for bringing your framing business to me." They never think about needing that document or copies of such later on so it is very impressive to most customers that you went the extra step to provide them with those copies.Originally posted by imaluma:
Hey framerguy, you ever scan the document for your customer and give them a disk?
Too late Val!Originally posted by Val:
To clarify my position on drymounting, I don't default to that.
The one people find in a cereal box.....Originally posted by Val:
I'm curious...what would a non-serious diploma be?
My bachelor degree was rolled. I graduated in the 70's and I guess they didn't bother to give you those nifty folders back then.That "rolled tight as a spring" thing must be a mid-upper-west thingy. Nobody I asked had ever seen a AA or better "rolled".
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