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Step 5: Plug in the
tacking iron and wait for it to
heat up. Tack at one point near the edge of the adhesive tissue.
This is to prevent the tissue from slipping or shifting.
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Step 6: Place the artwork image side up on the tissue
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Step 7: Using a piece of release paper between the iron and
artwork, tack the artwork to the tissue at one point along the edge
opposite where you tacked the tissue to the foamboard. |
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Step 8: Tacking at opposite ends creates a Z effect.
Note: With heat sensitive artwork it's best to apply the iron to
the back side of the tissue/artwork rather through the release paper on
its face. |
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Step 9: Cut a piece of
kraft paper larger than the
foamboard and enfold the assembled pieces in the kraft paper. |
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Step 10: Place the assembled pieces in the press.
Consult your instructions to find the appropriate dwell time for the
type of artwork you have.
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Step 11: Close the press. The amount of time it
remains closed is the "dwell time". The dwell time for this art
was 30-45 seconds. |
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Step 12: Open the press and remove the artwork. |
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Step 13: Lift away the kraft paper. In many instances
cooling under weight is called for.
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Step 14: Done correctly, mounting gives you a flawless
flat, firm mount of the artwork against the foamboard. |
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