Digital BW, The Print

ah, mark at your site right now... perfect. thanks.

--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "Mark Rogers"
<mrgs1001@...> wrote:
>
> There have already been many good responses, but I will throw in my
> two cents. Corners are convienent if you want to quickly swap prints.
> Avoid PVC corners. Lineco's archival mounting corners are excellent
> and if you are really worried about it lasting their Mylar corners are
> the best but cost twice as much. They also have corners with cutouts
> in them for prints with smaller borders.
> 
> Personally, I just use Lineco hinging tissue and attach the print to
> the back of the mat. Then I don't need to bother with hinging the mat
> to the backing board. Lineco makes several different versions. If you
> are concerned about changing it out, or concered about conseravation
> then you should use their "gummed" hinging paper or tape which is
> water reversible. Don't bother with this for dye based inkjet prints
> since they are not archival prints and water is very harmful to them.
> For my work I generaly use their acid free self adhesive hinging
> products since they do not require water atcivation. 
> 
> I have more info about mounting techniques with some pictures on my
> company website under picture framing info:
> http://framedestination.com/picture_frame_info.html
> My company also carries the Lineco products and tries to ship same day
> or 1-2 days if the order includes mats or frames. If you request
> overnight or 2nd day air shipping we often do same day even on mat and
> frame orders.
> 
> Cheers,
> 
> Mark 
> President
> Frame Destination, Inc.
> http://www.framedestination.com
> 
>