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Unfurling poster

corblimey · 2007-04-11 13:53:25

I ordered a picture from allposters.com and obviously it came rolled up in a cardboard tube. I wonder if anybody has any tips on how to flatten it out so when I eventually get it mounted and framed, it won't look too bad. Or will mounting keep it tacked down?

11-04-2007 1:53pm

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corblimey

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I ordered a picture from allposters.com and obviously it came rolled up in a cardboard tube. I wonder if anybody has any tips on how to flatten it out so when I eventually get it mounted and framed, it won't look too bad. Or will mounting keep it tacked down?

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#2 14-04-2007 12:17am

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If you are getting it framed professionally, leave it as it is and they will glue it to a card surface, then they will add the mount and frame. Don't meddle with the poster as it will become marked/creased pretty easily..

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