Digital BW, The Print

>>> Thanks for the quick response.  Also thanks for the info. about NOT
adhesiving a print to a mat, I kind of thought it shouldn't be done that way.
I'm going to take the print(s) back to the framer and show him the outcome.
Maybe he can straighten this out, these prints were special and I hate to
give/sell anyone "crappy" work.

BEFORE you take them back, look to see how it was done. Your prints may be
permanently damaged. You need to know exactly what has happened before you
give the framer an opportunity to hide his mistake or do even more damage.
If he in fact ruined your prints, he absolutely WILL NOT know what if
anything can be done to rectify it.

David Kachel

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