Rock
CGF, Certified Grumble Framer
I have a customer who brought in a 24 x 36 white mat with 20 pictures cut in different sizes,all glued together in different locations on the board. They all overlap each other and stick up a little over a quarter of an inch to the last one glued down. However they did a pretty bad job in getting them all flat and there are some that stick up a 1/4 inch by themselves. They want me to just stick it in a frame tight against the glass so they will flatten out. Not knowing what process the pictures were done, I'm afraid they will either stick to the glass or develope rings on them over time. Should I go with maybe a peice of plexiglass under the glass to protect the pictures or would that protect them? Anything I would wrap the whole thing in is going to show since the gap between the mat they are on and the last picture glued is quite a bit. Any suggestions on doing this right? (and safe) Thanks for any suggestions.
Rock
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