Alternative Mounting
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- k0na_an0k0
I've never had good experiences though spray mounting an intern.
- k0na_an0k0
Oh dear... I meant 'with an intern'
*shifty eyes
- grunttt0
mounting a sprayed intern...
nevermind.
- version30
everyone is saying something sticky, is that all you're interested in?
and by medium, i wondered what you were hanging was made of and location, i meant where; like an office or a large conference room, maybe a lobby?
- madirish0
spraying dry on a mounted intern? what?
- CALLES0
monting... stickiness... sorry i cant deal with all of this
- CALLES0
you need one of this wonders
- usrper0
version 4, its really just simple presentation board mounting (paper and board), our space isin't small but it is limited, not much conerence room space...
- usrper0
spraying dry on a mounted intern? what?
madirish
(Mar 6 07, 13:22)lofl
- radar0
wheat paste
- Mimio0
Mucous. Blue Lagoon style
- play0
What you need is a XYRON
- -sputnik-0
dry mounting interns requires copious amounts of astroglide. trust me.
- version30
astroglide gives the illusion of respect, go in dry, go in hard, then have them get you a coffee. remind them they wanted this
- CALLES0
yeah remind them that you are helping them.. and that talking to authorities is just going to shut their career
- -sputnik-0
astroglide gives the illusion of respect, go in dry, go in hard, then have them get you a coffee. remind them they wanted this
version4
(Mar 6 07, 14:01)this post made my day :)
- version30
usrper for you i suggest your paper sandwiched between pieces of glass mounted in a channel top on bottom routed out of 4"'x4" wood 2" in. then mounted directly to your wall studs. this will allow your piece to float off the wall possibly be backilit if wanted and allow for easy removal changing of the piece while still having elegance and class with the wood/glass installation
i'm assuming you are mounting something of decent size, 24x36 or larger
and with this option the paper won't need mounted to the board
anything smaller, use a smaller wood so it's not so bulky in comparison or have a channel milled out of metal if the wood does not match your decor
- version30
this post made my day :)
-sputnik-
(Mar 6 07, 14:02)haha, glad i could assist :)
- smltom0
Great couple of days on the PVN. I own a company that does mounting and lamninating and your posts made my day, very entertaining. Provided lots of laughs, does that translate to lol?
- smltom0
btw. I laughted out loud as well.