--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "joshhackney" <joshhackney@...> wrote: > > I'm planning to offer gallery wraps this year. How long have you been doing this? Have > you seen any sagging of the canvas over time? Also, I'm curious to know why you are > coating before stretching. Most posts I have seen suggest stretching first and then > coating. > Many coat before stretching to keep the canvas from cracking. I found that higher quality stretcher bars with a rounded "lip" prevent the cracking. If you buy good stretcher bars, and assemble them properly, you can drive wedges into the corners to expand the frame if the material starts to stretch. This is less of a problem with the cotton/poly blend material. If this happens with 100% cotton, you can often spray the back with water, and it will tighten up as it dries. The stretcher bars from "BEST" seem to be very good.
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Re: Displaying large K3 prints -- same issues as with large silver halide prints
2006-03-17 by Greg
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