How the hell do you uncurl these paper products?

[Underdog07]

Originally Posted by galactus

Roll it the opposite direction and then throw it back into the tube for a day or so. It should come out relatively flat.

hmmmm reverse osmosis . . . very interesting idea

[rychehitman]

what if you flattened them face down....then put bricks on all four corners to hold it down....then spray the back of the poster with oven cleaner and then used a blow dryer???????

[galactus]

Originally Posted by rychehitman

what if you flattened them face down....then put bricks on all four corners to hold it down....then spray the back of the poster with oven cleaner and then used a blow dryer???????

Better yet, lay it face down, spray just a little bit of starch on the back and then iron it flat

[rychehitman]

Originally Posted by galactus

Better yet, lay it face down, spray just a little bit of starch on the back and then iron it flat

perfect!

This thread should be closed and made a sticky thread as a public service!

[Argonus]

Originally Posted by rychehitman

what if you flattened them face down....then put bricks on all four corners to hold it down....then spray the back of the poster with oven cleaner and then used a blow dryer???????

I don't know where you're getting your "Proper Poster Etiquette" facts from, Rob, but everyone knows you pin down the corners with four bikini'd Ivy League nubile college coeds, and the Cocoa butter you massaged into their skin prior to their help acts as a "glaze" on the poster; first expanding onto it, then bonding with it via their touch and body heat.

If one of the ladies volunteers her top, that should be the right mix of "soft cloth" and "abrasive material" to wipe off any excess butter from the piece; if all four of them offer their tops, well.. the poster's ready for hanging before you know it!

[Argonus]

Originally Posted by rychehitman

perfect!

This thread should be closed and made a sticky thread as a public service!

Drew aims to please.

[ReplicantSavior]

Originally Posted by FROBAY

Then I put them into my poster book until im ready to have something framed.

Where did you get this poster book? How well does it protect the posters from moving around and corner damage?

[Mean Green]

Nice poster book!

People new to this forum are ruining a lot of nice, expensive prints after reading this thread...

[Argonus]

Originally Posted by Mean Green

Nice poster book!

People new to this forum are ruining a lot of nice, expensive prints after reading this thread...

Pish-posh.. common sense prevails.Their posters are fine.

[Primal]

Originally Posted by FROBAY

Awesome Gremlins poster! Must be going for big bucks now
To unroll my prints/art I put them into a hard plastic sleeve for a day or so then slip them into my portfolio.