Can't guarantee it'll
work with every type of mount tissue but soaking the print/board in a
cake pan of acetone (with excess board trimmed and away from open
flame) works like a charm. The acetone (photographically inert)
dissolves the adhesive in the tissue and the print pops free in a few
minutes. The acetone evaporates completely in short order and the print
can then be rematted. Of course, if the signature is on the "old" mat,
that's an issue hard to resolve. Don't try this with a plastic tray
unless you like watching bubble gum during creation.
Hope this helps,
Dan
BOB KISS wrote on 9/20/05, 7:45 AM:
It is
VERY expensive, difficult, and, if not done by a serious pro,
potentially
dangerous for the print.
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Received on Tue Sep 20 12:34:26 2005
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