RE: Art Shows/Glue Gun - Mark

From: Mark Alexander (markcalexander_at_TeacherArtExchange)
Date: Mon Mar 04 2002 - 05:28:27 PST

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 That's a good idea, although I think there's a problem just leaving the hotmelt on the back of the paper. I agree that glossy paint is more likely to let the glue pop off with out damaging the paint than flat paint would.
  "Sears, Ellen" <ESears@Anchorage.k12.ky.us> wrote:

I also hot glue - and let it cool a little (paint may blister and then comes
off in patches) - also I think flat paint pulls off more than semi or
glossy.
I also put a piece of packing tape on the back of the top corners so that
the hot glue would come off the wall and the mat.
Ellen

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