AlienSyndrome
Well-known member
Well easy and easy, but so far the best way I have found. After placement, I use a shipping tube to keep the curl in the artwork. It helps keep it from falling back on itself, causing wrinkles and creases etc that sometimes can't be massaged out. The backing just runs underneath the tube as you move up the cabinet. I use a lint free cloth, same as to clean your glasses with and gently move back and forth as I release the backing by pulling it towards the direction I'm moving. I just go an inch at a time. If something is weird I can gently peel back and correct. I also keep a weight on the side art portion to keep it from sliding off which can cause a bad wrinkle etc. So far every application is perfect. I did experiment with the wet method, using tac spray . Yes it would be perfect, but after a couple of hours I would discover water bubbles underneath. Microscopic water molecules will begin to pool and thus you have to use a needle and hope to release them. So I'm just sticking with what works for me and apply dry. Hope this info helps, I'm sure many others have figured it out too.





