Framing St. Louis
Grumbler
We recently took in a Papal Blessing piece. I'm sure many of you have framed similar pieces.
Using hinges and corners this piece looks like heck, very very wavy and just plain unsightly. Can anyone share tips on how to flatten this thing out.
The customer has authorized us to do what we need to do to flatten it, understanding that our attempt (spray adhesive?) may not be reversable and may expose the piece to long term damaging agents.
She is more concerned with appearance than preservation. However we would prefer to use ideas that are founded in conserving the piece.
Your thoughts and ideas are greatly appreciated.
Using hinges and corners this piece looks like heck, very very wavy and just plain unsightly. Can anyone share tips on how to flatten this thing out.
The customer has authorized us to do what we need to do to flatten it, understanding that our attempt (spray adhesive?) may not be reversable and may expose the piece to long term damaging agents.
She is more concerned with appearance than preservation. However we would prefer to use ideas that are founded in conserving the piece.
Your thoughts and ideas are greatly appreciated.