Polyfiller mezzotint

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Polyfiller mezzotint

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A customer has just brought in a rather nice large old signed and numbered mezzotint print to be reglazed, etc. Unfortunately there were two or three worm holes in the print and the mount, which a member of the customers family has filled with a very generous application of polyfiller applied to the front of both mount and print.

What more can one say?
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Post by foxyframer »

Yep, good stuff that polyfilla. Tubes are standing by to foil the exit of any emerging pesky insect. :lol:

Cabinet makers best friend too. Ideal for filling the holes prior to a fine french polish! :)
Measure twice - cut once
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Roboframer

Post by Roboframer »

And I always thought pollyfiller was what you stuffed parrots with!
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