Digital BW, The Print

PVA book binding glue seems the perfect solution. It is as strong as concrete, doesn't crack with changes in humidity and temp, etc,and has proven to be safe for even the most valuable rare books over significant periods of time.

I just with someone would make a clean, simple application method to do it.  I've tried to roll it on , paint it on etc, and always found the paper buckling and warping immediately  with rag papers. It's like trying to mount a print with Elmers glue, which is close to what it actually is, in a more purified form.

john







--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "nghin" <nghin@...> wrote:
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> Thanks, Tyler, for a very informative and useful reply.
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> I've been using either Jin Shofu wheat starch or bookbinding PVA without any problems. The glue can be quickly rolled on the back of either the print or the mounting board then pressed together. Usually people develop their own techniques for error-free applications.
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> --nick
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> --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "tboleyyh" <tyler@> wrote:
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> > To be clear, the kind of yellowing I am referring to is unique to coated inkjet papers. Yellowing due to other factors like UV that affects all art (many objects actually) is not the issue I brought up...
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