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PHOTOGRAPH MOUNTING & FRAMING sa MAT MAKING x DRY MOUNTING (PHOTOGRAPHIC) x MOUNTING PHOTOGRAPHS x PHOTOGRAPHIC PRINT MOUNTING x PRINT MOUNTING & FRAMING (PHOTOGRAPHIC) xx ARTWORK MOUNTING & FRAMING xx PHOTOGRAPH DISPLAY How to dry mount your photos using an electric iron. Dry mount pictures or photographs using adhesive tissue and a hot iron. Tip on using "magic mending" tape in place of the traditional linen tape for reversible archival mounting of photographs. David Vestal's Book of Craft. Chapter 19. The presentable print. All about dry mounting photographs. How to calibrate the thermostat of any dry mounting press using a device called a "Tempilstik" which melts at exactly a given temperature. David Vestal's Book of Craft. Chapter 20. Good showmanship. All about framing. A guide to photographic frames, from inexpensive to expensive. How to recalibrate your mounting press using the method recommended by Seal, Inc. for their RC ColorMount tissue. Backing a photographic print with a perfectly blank sheet of the same photo paper, that has been processed and dried, can eliminate any warping or buckling from humidity. A description of the two standard ways most photos are framed in art galleries, plus other easy-to-do framing ideas. Mounting with Seal. Report on an extensive line of both hot- and cold-mounting processes from the Seal Company. Using paper layering to create a unique photograph from two identical photos. The photos are cut and pieced together like a jigsaw puzzle, accented with gold leaf paints, and then set like tile on a mat board. Mounting prints. A professional framer's point of view. Fighting photo flaws. How to prevent or correct problems in photographic prints, negatives, mount boards, etc. Tip on using a chemical brightening agent to whiten mounting boards. Methods for creating a textured or embossed surface on photographic prints. Prints on board. How to mount photographs for display. Covers both dry and wet-mounting. Create money-saving photoframes in your darkroom. How to mount photographs in relief on a photograph of an expensive picture frame, instead of in a real picture frame. Build a vacuum mounting press to dry mount photographs. Uses boiling water, instead of electricity, to supply the heat. Estimated cost for a 16x20 unit: $60. All about print mounting. Strategies for permanence in black-and-white prints. How to process, mount, handle and store photographs to assure a maximum lifetime. How to mount small (snapshot size) prints on mounting board and package them in a custom made box for use as gifts. Mounting is done with a spray adhesive. Darkroom basics. Mounting anxiety. A review of both drymounting and cold mounting systems. New dimensions. Prints don't have to be rectangular. Ideas for cutting-up your photos to form various shapes. Using wax paper to position photo prints which have been coated with spray adhesive. Mounting of photographic prints. Basic mounting techniques described. How to prepare your prints for showing. How to spot, mount, frame and mat your photos. Complete instructions. Trio of quick-change slotted frames for snapshots. Nine ideas for framing and displaying snapshots. The dry mounting story. A review of the materials, equipment and techniques available for successful dry mounting. A look at IBM's peer recognition program. Views the program and the mounting techniques used. Handling the big shot. Tips and techniques for mounting large photographs. Mounting, the final step. Tips from a professional on basic mounting methods with an emphasis of exhibition prints. Homemade jig for mounting photographic prints back-to-back using an electric iron and dry mounting tissue. Selecting an adhesive for photographic print mounting. Mounting photo and prints on wood, boxes, cork, etc., to make them stand away from the wall. Mounting photos on Cellotex or Armstrong wallboard. How to reattach prints that are peeling away from dry-mounted boards. Tips on mounting prints with spray can adhesives. Display your pictures by binding them into hard-cover picture books. Tips on mounting 8"x10" prints back to back using mounting tissue to form pages for the book. Review of prints mounted with spray can adhesives after ten months. How to display your photographs using the "overmounting" technique. Photos do not have to be permanently mounted using this method. How to mount photographs on "Fomecor" mounting board. Procedures for drymounting photographs using the Seal or similar process. Also discusses the archival implications of mounting photos. Step-by-step description of how to properly dry mount a photograph. Archival framing. How to frame photographs for years of viewing pleasure. Using 3M Scotch ProMount No. 572 mounting adhesive to mount panoramic photographs. Basic darkroom. Retouching and mounting prints. The art of mounting, matting and framing photographs. Basic color darkroom. Retouching and mounting color prints. How to build a photo work center. A photo matting/framing center combines a durable work surface with loads of storage space. Built from 4 sheets of plywood. QuikFrame roundup. How to get your photos on the wall fast. Photo plaques. How to mount photographs on decorative wooden plaques. Tips on other uses for foam-core board in addition to print mounting. Photographic mounting materials and methods. Tips on knowing when and how to use each method. Covers dry mounting, wet mounting, cold mounting, and spray mounting. Tips on custom mounting, matting, and framing of photographs. Round up of mounting products and tips on their use. Dry-mounting photographs with a household iron. Mount your prints to look better and last longer. Tips on dry mounting photographs. How to make your priceless family photos last for generations. Tips on proper storage, proper processing and proper framing. How to use an electric print dryer as a substitute for a dry mounting press. Tip: Use a soldering gun to "tack" dry-mounting tissue to the back of photos. Mounting photographic prints on 3/4" plywood. Tips on mounting and framing photographic prints. Dry mounting photos using a home electric iron. How the pros mount photographic murals. Mounting photos on non-white mounting board often seems to improve the tones in a photo. How to adjust the temperature of your dry mounting press to the correct temperature for modern color prints, plus tips on dry mounting color prints. How to mount, mat and frame your pictures step-by-step. How to make simple wooden frames, mat your prints using spray adhesives, and display your photos. How to use commercially available adhesives to mount Cibachrome color prints with or without a dry-mounting press. David Vestal's Photo Workbook. Handout 14. Dry-mounting non-RC prints. A simple, do-it-yourself technique for mounting and displaying instant camera prints. How David Vestal dry-mounts and mats prints. How to cut a window mat, how to dry-mount with a dry-mounting press, how to mount without a press, equipment needed, etc. Tip on adhering a photo to a rock (or some other irregular or textured surface). The "secret" is dissolving away the paper backing and adhering the left over emulsion. Tip on removing intact a photographic print that has stuck to the glass of a picture frame. Cutting jig and two new products (a mat cutter and spray-mounting adhesive) facilitate the job of mounting photographs or prints. Make an electric dry-mount photo press out of a rheostat-controlled buffet server. Framing and mounting your photographic images. An inexpensive do it yourself project. Digital print display do's and don'ts. How to mount and frame your ink jet prints. You can frame like a professional. How to mount photos, posters, needlework and other types of artwork. 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