Not had one of these before, any suggestions how to mount it. The customer said he would like it float mounted. I had thought about using my tack gun but it is not like a fabric so the holes will not spring back.
There is no value to the poor beast.
Many thanks
Jon
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Re: Possum Skin
Stitch it in place with thread the same colour or invisible thread or possibly glue,
Re: Possum Skin
I would put a few stitches it. The fur should hide them. I would also make sure the frame is well sealed as there are lots of little creepy-crawlies that like to eat such things.
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Re: Possum Skin
Thanks guys and gals, forgot to mention there is not any fur on it just a map of New Zealand . I am such a pratt. 
