[pure-silver] Re: [Norton AntiSpam]Print Shrinkage Question and Adhesive Advice
- From: "Dave Miller" <dave-at-work@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <pure-silver@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 4 Feb 2011 08:01:07 -0000
Fiber paper does shrink, and I would expect a 16x20 to shrink by much more than
2mm. Shrinkage can be prevented as this article HERE.
Regards
Dave
From: Eric Nelson
Sent: Thursday, February 03, 2011 11:16 PM
To: pure silver
Subject: [Norton AntiSpam][pure-silver] Print Shrinkage Question and Adhesive
Advice
I am doing a re-print and I want to use the unusable dry fiber print to size up
with on the easel so it matches what I made yesterday. It seems that the print
shrank 2mm in each direction making precise (architectural image) alignment
impossible. Is that normal? I knew there was some shrinkage but never noticed
this much. It's a 16x20 print.
I have a cork backed ruler and the cork is separating from the ruler. Would
contact cement be a good choice to re-adhere the portion coming off? It's a
15" ruler so it's has some flex to it.
Thanks
Eric
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