Dodger
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We have been given a pastel to frame that has been done on paper with a velour finish.(Not disimilar to a suede board, but not as dense a fibre)
The customer tells us that the pastel continues to fall off the velour even if it is not bumped or moved.( I assume more so than if it were done on pastel paper)
They have had them framed in the the past, and tell us that a piece of glass is placed carefully but directly onto the artwork itself, then the chosen matboard and the the final piece of glass before framing the package.
Has anyone framed a pastel done on this medium before?
Is this the "correct" way to do it?
What are the alternatives or preferred ways to go about it?????????
Thanks in advance
Dodger
The customer tells us that the pastel continues to fall off the velour even if it is not bumped or moved.( I assume more so than if it were done on pastel paper)
They have had them framed in the the past, and tell us that a piece of glass is placed carefully but directly onto the artwork itself, then the chosen matboard and the the final piece of glass before framing the package.
Has anyone framed a pastel done on this medium before?
Is this the "correct" way to do it?
What are the alternatives or preferred ways to go about it?????????
Thanks in advance
Dodger