Mike LeCompte CPF
MGF, Master Grumble Framer
Finished our big "Lunch on a Skyscraper" this morning measuring 48 X 70 or so. Took four hands to do it, all finished and backed and lo and behold there's a tiny hair in the "sky" part of the image. DOn[t want to take it apart. Want to create static on the outside of the piece and "move" the hair down into the darker part of the image. The "mat" is a surround of 1932 newpspaper articles and Broadway memorabilia; in other words, its so busy that if the hair is somewhere else, you aren't going to ntice it.
So: how do I make a static something to move the hair? OR does the static go away on a large plexi sheet like this so by, say, Monday, we can move it without taking it apart--like thumping on the plexi which is what we usually do with glass.
Customer comes in tomorrow--Sunday--to do some finishing adornment on the frame so would love to have asolution by then.
Many thanx
So: how do I make a static something to move the hair? OR does the static go away on a large plexi sheet like this so by, say, Monday, we can move it without taking it apart--like thumping on the plexi which is what we usually do with glass.
Customer comes in tomorrow--Sunday--to do some finishing adornment on the frame so would love to have asolution by then.
Many thanx