The Framers Forum

stcstc wrote:I reckon steve should be buying the beers too!!!

That sounds like a plan

Hot Press will be there too!!!

It is good!!! I've used & would recommend it!!!!

Urgent Warning!!!

Masking tape is not a good alternative to a proper plaster - how do I know - experience!!!

Nothing looks worse on a picture than blood - but coffee comes a pretty close second - pass the biscuits!!!

...rhen subtract your birthday...

WHOOPS This is the forum weekend....

Milan or Stratford???

What are the chances of getting the Ities to move it???

DILEMA!!!

Wow - a photo show too - my original "area of expertise" all the way back to 1979 - before getting into the framng side in 1993 - I am sure the export team will need an "old fart" like me - just to get the coffees in

With the "much rumoured death" of QUADRUM SACA - THE BIG SHOW - in Europe it would seem that a replacement would pop up somewhere. Europe tends to be "off my radar" at times - as we now have a big team of field sales & internal people dedicated to dealing with it - leaving me...

Jonny2morsos wrote:Use the material with the adhesive already on. Bit tricky to do unless there are at least two of you but sticks like **** to a blanket.

Toffee???

Hello Blokman :hi: As well as the O&U show in Lymm in September - there is also a Wessex Summer Roadshow Day in Chester on 18th August. I notice that you are in Lancashire - my home patch - drop me an email with your contact details & maybe I can come to you for a bit of 1 to 1 free training...

stop looking - this is the place - been using them for point of sale stuff for years...

http://www.poscentre.co.uk/pos-products ... ctTypeID=0

They are good for anything & everything made of perspex or for shop fittings for your gallery / studio etc

I can confirm that the HGP360 is not yet 12 months old & has hardly been used - bargain price if anyone needs one. I would be happy to support any purchaser with tech support / samples / training info etc.

[quote="prospero"]The main thing with framing 'collectable' prints (and anything else for that matter) is that you should be able to un-frame it and never know that it had been framed. OK, you probably would never need to, but the point is, you could. Some drymount tissues claim to be reve...

I think I know the moulding... Take a picture & look up megawood mouldings in Brisbane on the web. They actually offer a chop service too - so if it is the same one they could sea freight it quite cheaply (seriously). email Mark O'Rouke & mention my name - if it is the same one then it is di...

Thanks guys!!!

Always happy to help

G,Day Everyone!!! My My - you have been a busy lot in my absense. I have been in Australia for the last three weeks - giving a series of lectures & doing trade events. Thanks for all the nice comments & defence of my "honour" whilst i haven't been around to post a comment. Funnily ...

This advice is a little late - but I have been away... Your Jetmounter will work with material up to 650mm wide & the rollers themselves are 670mm wide. When you need to go bigger - give me a call & your postcode. From this I can usually recommend a "reputable" person close by with...

ahohen wrote:I am trying to decide which one is better: bienfang vacu press or bienfang masterpiece. Any suggestions? Other companies? Help!

Hello - from your comments I am assuming you are based in the USA??? Try Drytac!!!

Well I spoke to Steve Goodhall at HotPress yesterday and told him I had attempted to cut the photo out of the mount, unfortunately the photo didn't flutter out as I had hoped, it was still stuck down in patches. I then cut through the board and released the photo on the board. Steve suggested I put...

God love you swanny - the difference is a hole in the card - or not as the case maybe - keep up the good work