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ex framer dave
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Shaken, not stirred.

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This is an old photo circa '98/99. Huge 12ft x 8ft canvas for the Martini canteen. One of two (the other had Bacardi on it) painted in Scotland and sent to Southampton unstretched.

They had a problem finding anybody willing to re-stretch it, until they rang me. :D it was too big for my workshop in those days so I made some stretchers out of 3 x 2 and stretched it on-site in the canteen. Didn't take very long and was a doddle with the two of us. We had to hang them as well, floor to ceiling, and when finished they put chairs and tables against them! :Slap: I dread to think how long they lasted!
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Not many framers would have taken that job on.

Were you paid in kind? :)
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Unfortunately no. It would have been nice to have received a crate or two as a tip! I think the job came to just over £400.00.
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