OK, OK Thank you Jb, OzDave, Janet. noR, evah I sey.
|Now, here's how you do it. |First have a lot of patience, say 3 or so hours of. Use a regular home iron with no steam on medium setting. |Heat up a corner and CAREFULLY slip and exacto knife under it to lift it off. Getting started is the hardest part. Gradually and GENTLY pull back until you get resistance and then iron some more and pull, etc. etc. until you get half way across the top. I used a pair of bent nose tweezers to pull so you can grab the paper not at one point but over about a half inch area. PATIENCE. Then go to the opposite top corner and do the same until the entire top edge is loose. |Now you can really roll. You don't need the tweezers anymore. |Steady pressure pulling while your partner moves the iron. This will melt the |Fusion 4000 will you are pulling. Small areas at a time as it wants to harden quick. Did I mention patience? |Once the entire page is removed and it WILL be removed, you can iron it back onto a sheet of black Kraft paper. |There is enough 4000 remaining on the back of the newspaper to do this. |Don't try to iron it on another piece of foamcore because the heat ripples it. |Once it's on the paper, then dry mount the whole thing back onto a foamcore. |It came out nearly perfect. |You would not know where the wrinkles were unless you REALLY looked hard and then it looks like a typical newspaper anyway. We really dodged a bullet.
Now if some one could tell me how to get rid of these annoying vertical marks before or after nearly every time I| capitalize a letter on this computer, my life will be complete.
||Thanks, |Don
