Hi All, To answer a few questions that folks asked: Cutting: The PMA cuts easily with an Xacto knife, but use light pressure and a sharp knife. If you bear down hard, you may actually get a bit of adhesive to transfer to the mounting board (on the "wrong" -- scrap -- side of the cut). Alternately, I suppose you could cut it with the tacky side up... that just doesn't suit the workflow I use to hinge and mount pictures. Removeability: No way, as far as I can see! Once this stuff is down and squeegeed, it's a very strong bond. I've never even tried to reposition it after initial "touchdown" (before squeegeeing). I wouldn't want to crease the print if it were partially adhered. Archival Qualities: I have no info. It's funny that no reseller seems to mention this... even Light Impressions, who have carried it for years. (They sell the 11" roll for $49, as opposed to $35 at Freestyle.) I've never seen any problems I would attribute to the mounting tissue, but I've only been using it for 5 (maybe 10?) years. John B.
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Re: Easy cold mounting of inkjet prints
2005-01-06 by John Broski
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