I've been laminating and framing a few photos lately, instead of using glass. Anybody out here have some in-depth info on this process, I mean can it hurt the picture in the long run, etc. Thanks in advance.

-- John L. Blue (bluescreek@hotmail.com), June 25, 1999

Answers

Check out "Care and Permenance of Color Photographs" by Wilhelm. I hope it's been updated. It explains much that you would be curious about.

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