How to Fix the Bubbles in a Framed Art
Removing bubbles from prints when mounting
Removing bubbling from prints when mounting
Using an Epsom 1270 and semi-gloss roll newspaper (viii" width) I am attempting to print and mount some panoramas.
The press is fine (no orange cast down under that I'm aware of) but I am finding that when using double sided adhesive sheets to fix the photo to the backing lath I am getting bubbles forming. Affixing the agglutinative sheet to the impress doesn't cause a problem simply then fixing the impress to the bankroll lath seems to create a few bubbles that I can't avert regardless of how flat the print is or how conscientious I am in mounting it.
I'd really appreciate some advice on this one.
John
Roy F. • Veteran Member • Posts: 3,000
Re: Removing bubbles from prints when mounting
Maybe you would have better luck with a spray agglutinative, such as
3M Photograph Mount Spray Adhesive.
image borrowed from http://www.dickblick.com/homepage/a/
Roy F.
John Nicholson wrote:
Using an Epsom 1270 and semi-gloss whorl newspaper (8" width) I am attempting
to print and mount some panoramas.The press is fine (no orangish cast down under that I'grand aware of) but I
am finding that when using double sided adhesive sheets to prepare the photo
to the backing board I am getting bubbles forming. Affixing the
adhesive sheet to the print doesn't cause a problem but then fixing the
impress to the backing board seems to create a few bubbling that I tin can't
avoid regardless of how flat the print is or how careful I am in
mounting it.I'd really appreciate some communication on this one.
John
Re: Removing bubbling from prints when mounting
I've had pretty expert luck mounting things by commencement getting a practiced stick in the center of the shot and so slowly working outward. This forces the air out. Leon
Roy F. wrote:
Maybe you would accept better luck with a spray adhesive, such as
3M Photo Mount Spray Agglutinative.
image borrowed from http://www.dickblick.com/homepage/a/
Roy F.
John Nicholson wrote:
Using an Epsom 1270 and semi-gloss gyre paper (viii" width) I am attempting
to print and mount some panoramas.The printing is fine (no orangish cast down under that I'm aware of) only I
am finding that when using double sided adhesive sheets to fix the photo
to the backing board I am getting bubbles forming. Affixing the
adhesive sail to the print doesn't cause a problem but then fixing the
print to the bankroll lath seems to create a few bubbles that I tin can't
avoid regardless of how flat the print is or how conscientious I am in
mounting it.I'd really appreciate some communication on this one.
John
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