I would suggest using a dry sheet or roll adhesive. I use Gudy O available at
Talas, New York Central and other places. 3M makes something similar, but I
have never used it. There may be others. It is acid free and permanent and
fairly easy to apply. But once down it cannot be moved or removed.
Jill
Jill Timm
Mystical Places Press
Handcrafted artist books,
one of a kind and small editions,
miniature and not so miniature.
www.mysticalplaces.com
In a message dated 5/22/03 9:15:51 PM, [log in to unmask] writes:
>I have a colleague who had a digital photograph printed on 20" x 30" matte
>paper via inkjet (by a copy shop). She's wondering how to best mount it
>on
>a more rigid backing. Any suggestions?
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