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Common Poster Subjects => Framing & Storage => Topic started by: skyjackers on October 05, 2019, 09:42:32 AM
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I appreciate that this has probably been discussed on more than one occasion but still I'd like some advice.
I recently purchased a plan chest and I'm eager to fill it with my previously rolled posters. This is my flattening process pictured below. I think I may already know the answer, but am I going to need a lot more books/weight to get this done in a timely manner? I don't want to damage the posters but I also have quite a few to flatten.
Thanks for any tips.
(https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/48847214122_c6b590c971_o.jpg)
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Hi Skyjackers, You could get two slightly larger than one sheet sized pieces of plexiglas to sandwich the posters between to help get an even flattening. Okie
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I have found a sheet of foamcore works fine for this too (as would Plexi as already suggested)
Then you can put any old heavy stuff on top without worrying about marring the posters.
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Thanks for the advice guys. I guess it's pretty simple but I didn't want to make any rookie mistakes. I appreciate your input.
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I'm in the process of flattening two posters.
They are currently is protective sleeves and sandwiched between two thick backing boards.
On top of that I have a spare super heavy oak table. I've turned that upside down and will leave it for a week or so.
Always worked for me.