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Just cut a double black mount on the 'Gold'. It was for a print 40" x 22" so was a bit unwieldily to say the least.... especially towards the last cut.
However, spinning it round when cutting I seem to have created some shiny marks... they are not indents just the bed of the Gold has rubbed it.
any idea how to get rid of them? or am I looking at cutting again?
I'll have to give that a go, I have A CMC but am quite handy at scuffing boards in many other ways! Why would it mean two new sheets if it failed though?
To prevent the problem in future, use a slip mat larger than the whole mount and turn slip mat and mount together, this is also a good idea for multi-apertures, prevents the fall outs moving/dangling about on the last cuts.
I use PVA, which is like, totally, more sticky than any ATG tape going, but I also use just a few dabs of ATG tape that doesn't stick like sh*t - PH7-70 12mm ATG tape - just to hold things while the PVA goes off, which won't be while I'm cutting the thing! That's now, with a CMC and previous with an Ultimat Gerld (Sorry, brerk into a Hull accent there)
But even if I need to take the two boards apart a year later, the adhesive is not close enough to the reveal to worry about anyhow, doesn't really matter if I wreck the surface paper past that.
With a 3" wide double mount all adhesive will be no closer than 2" to the reveal.
PVA is faaaaaar cheaper than any double-sided tape and works better too.