Digital BW, The Print

Hi Tyler,

I have used Lineco Neutral pH adhesive(item 901-1008) on a limited basis. It is safe and "archival" but I can not comment on its long-term adhesive proerties.

Regards,

Rudy Ternbach
So. Hadley, MAsstts.




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> From: Tyler Boley 
> Subject: [Digital BW] safe adhesive?
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> I have a customer with a framing meltdown, I suspect they used an improper
> mounting adhesive.
> I've seen info in the past about sticking with acrylic adhesives and
> avoiding PSA adhesives.
> Of course this means little to me, but I need reliable info to pass on to
> the framer, and I've lost the info I saved from the past for just such an
> event.
> Now that a few mores years of experience have past, can anyone give reliable
> adhesive recommendations for large coated fine art paper prints?
> I'd prefer they were just hinged, but people seem insistent on mounting...
> Thanks
> Tyler
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