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Store hours Monday 8 00AM - 4 30PM Tuesday 8 00AM - 4 30PM Wednesday 8 00AM - 4 30PM Thursday 8 00AM - 4 30PM Friday 8 00AM - 4 30PM Saturday 11 00AM - 3 00PM. wants some rice paper pieces float mounted with spacers , but also wants them to be mounted in a removable way so she can take them out of the frames when the installation is over.

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Question Float Mounting Rice Paper in a removable way?

We have a customer who wants some rice paper pieces float mounted with spacers, but also wants them to be mounted in a removable way so she can take them out of the frames when the installation is over. The rice paper is too flimsy for photo corners, so we are stumped.

Hatter

True Grumbler

Is the customer wanting the ability to remove just the sheet of rice paper, unto itself, or would it be acceptable for you to do a conservation float hinged to rag where she could remove the art/mount/backing as a whole unit? If so you could build shallow shadowbox sides to hold the glass in, then use turnstyle offsets so she could remove the package as a whole.

05

Conservator

Two-ply board over a piece of galvanized steel (or strips of steel, or strips of magnet for more grip) on the back, then tiny earth magnets on the front? There will be a bit of shine from the magnet, sure, but better than trying to remove hinges, even ones put on with wheat starch paste.

FramerCraig

Grumbler

Dave

SPFG, Supreme Picture Framing God

Wow, 05, great suggestion! Those magnets are tiny.

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FramerCraig

Grumbler

very cool suggestion for the magnets! - I like it although my boss won't go for it haha - I guess we are going to settle on photo corners

CAframer

SGF, Supreme Grumble Framer

. wants some rice paper pieces float mounted with spacers, but also wants them to be mounted in a removable way so she can take them out of the frames when the installation is over.

OK so does this mean top mounted on a mountboard and then spacers to elevate the glass, or does it mean the rice paper pieces themselves are to be elevated with spacers above the surface of the mountboard?

Assuming the former, pick a mountboard that has a little 'tooth' to it. Use an acrylic overlay. The combination of the texture of the mountboard and the static of the acrylic should hold it in place.

Assuming the latter, sandwich the art between anti-reflective glazing (e.g. optium, AR, ArtGlass). Use spacers to elevate the sandwich above the backing.

In either case if the art refuses to stay in its designated spot you could apply just the merest hint of wheat paste applied on the tip of a small needle to hold it in place. But be advised to use such a tiny minuscule whiff of paste that you can barely see it or sense it. It will then detach later without ado.

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