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Looking great, neverquiet! Glad to see it hanging up in a good home. :)
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simple, but i like how it came out
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Looks great on that brick wall
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yeee nice brickwall :P
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Didn't really dig BE THE CHANGE, but gotta agree your's looks good.
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is that what everyone uses for float mounting?
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gpt104 wrote:Looks great on that brick wall
Everything looks better on brick walls IMO.
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henna wrote:
gpt104 wrote:Looks great on that brick wall
Everything looks better on brick walls IMO.
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is that what everyone uses for float mounting?
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is that what everyone uses for float mounting?
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more or less, yes.

There is a great read on mounting here:

http://www.expressobeans.com/wiki/index ... m_Mounting" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

This kit is pretty good too...

http://www.dickblick.com/products/linec ... escription" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
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I've been hesitant to DIY float stuff with Japanese hinges... but I should just get over my fears and try them on some strap pieces, leave it floated for a month, then try to remove it, to see what the area looks like. The idea of something being "Water Reversible" freaks me out when dealing with things attached to artwork. I currently use mylar corners to float stuff, they're visible, but it's worth it for me, knowing that I can easily take the piece out of the frame without any issues... but it would be nice to be comfortable floating items without having anything visible at the corners.
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Now I realize what people meant about these being difficult to photograph! Apparently, black suede in a pain to frame with (especially when using museum glass) as every piece of lint or gold leaf shows. My framers did an awesome job-fully archival: mounted with photo corners, one gold angled mat, one red suede accent mat, and a black suede mat.

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That looks great. Nicely done.
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neverquiet wrote:That looks great. Nicely done.
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Wow!! Best Cover I've seen... Nice...
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amazing!!!
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Thats, ah looker for shure! great job!
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Fanfuckingtastic.
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- and to think I sold you that cover...... :(

-you had her framed up so nicely I went back for a second look.... - then I started really looking at it....

( I started thinking.... durn... Ive seen that before... then it hit me! )

can I have it back?

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admonkey wrote:Fanfuckingtastic.
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excellent!
if there would be a framejob contest, i would def vote for this!
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