Normally, I mark the back of framed prints on the outer layer--the backing board or foam core. Now I have a special situation which really needs a "do not reproduce," etc. right on the back of the print because it is a celebrity. Sharpie is out!! My first thought is using a micro-point (.1mm or so) gel pen lightly. Any thoughts if this will bleed? I don't trust acid-free pre-stick labels at all over the long term. My only other thought is to try to use the mulberry paper and rice starch for a label. Same as used for archival hinging. Does anyone have another tried and proven technique? Thank you, Seth
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Safe marking on back of HPN
2013-04-14 by sethrus
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