From: Tom Ferguson (tomf2468@pipeline.com)
Date: 03/08/03-07:15:52 PM Z
I've always been rather traditional in my presentations. Single prints in a
white museum board mat with corner mounting or dry mounting. When I got
"wild" I did a diptych!
Lately some collage elements have been creeping into my work. What would be
both a structurally sound as well as archival glue to use for a variety of
alt processes and mat board and/or foam core?
By "structurally sound I mean able to hold larger (16x20) prints and not
fall apart in the foreseeable future.
By "archival" I mean the glue won't damage/stain the prints, I don't care
about reversible.
I've been using a can of "Photo Spray Mount" to play/learn. I'm under the
impression that it isn't terribly permanent.
-- Tom Ferguson http://www.ferguson-photo-design.com
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