Paul N
SPFG, Supreme Picture Framing God
Let the battle begin!
Customer walks in carrying a heavy load. Literally.
She wants to frame 9 antique tiles (11 x 11) each and weighing around 4+ lbs, each, in one single frame. So, there will be 36+ lbs of bricks on a foamboard (or whatever can support this quarry).
Those who hate Silly-Cone, err, Silicons, what do they suggest to attach this mass of masonry to a backing and put in a frame??
PS: Although they are antique, this is not a conservation job, so a glue lasting till the next millennium is fine.
Customer walks in carrying a heavy load. Literally.
She wants to frame 9 antique tiles (11 x 11) each and weighing around 4+ lbs, each, in one single frame. So, there will be 36+ lbs of bricks on a foamboard (or whatever can support this quarry).
Those who hate Silly-Cone, err, Silicons, what do they suggest to attach this mass of masonry to a backing and put in a frame??
PS: Although they are antique, this is not a conservation job, so a glue lasting till the next millennium is fine.