was in a frame, now how would be held in place in the frame
?!framing turin shroud
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red
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framing turin shroud
I saw a tv programme about about the turin shroud which
was in a frame, now how would be held in place in the frame ?!
was in a frame, now how would be held in place in the frame
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Re: framing turin shroud
ATG obviously!!
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Re: framing turin shroud
Pva for me.
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Re: framing turin shroud
staples 
or if you're concerned it might move I'd recommend https://www.screwfix.com/p/gripfill-adh ... 50ml/10261
or if you're concerned it might move I'd recommend https://www.screwfix.com/p/gripfill-adh ... 50ml/10261
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Re: framing turin shroud
Do the guy a favour 
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Re: framing turin shroud
very good David.David McCormack wrote:Do the guy a favour
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Re: framing turin shroud
David McCormack wrote:Do the guy a favour
Oh!!!! I just got that!!
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Re: framing turin shroud
We would go for the conservation method and use silicon. Its lovely and stretchy and the shroud would never come off (but u=you could cut round the fixing points with a good quality scalpel.
As it is priceless there is nothing to lose.
As it is priceless there is nothing to lose.
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Re: framing turin shroud
The power of prayer ???