Getting creases out of Tapa??? - General Tiki

K kctiki Member Kansas City Joined: Apr 22, 2003 Posts: 439	K kctiki Posted posted on Sun, May 30, 2004 1:37 PM On 2004-05-30 12:07, TNTiki wrote: I haven't even heard the word "encyclopedia" in ages. OK, you young whippersnapper, :P , get a load of this. I still HAVE a set of encyclopedias (copyrighted 19 and 69). And I still say linoleum (vinyl flooring), ice chest (cooler), & hotcomb (blow dryer). Kava Dan, I thought of something else you could try if testing with an iron messes up the dye. A lot of frame shops have these devices that press things down real hard. I think they use them to get rid of air bubbles when they're glueing a print onto another surface. Maybe that could help get rid of the creases without heat. I don't know if any are as big as 4'x6' though. [ Edited by: kctiki on 2004-05-30 13:40 ]

On 2004-05-30 12:07, TNTiki wrote:
I haven't even heard the word "encyclopedia" in ages.

OK, you young whippersnapper, :P , get a load of this. I still HAVE a set of encyclopedias (copyrighted 19 and 69). And I still say linoleum (vinyl flooring), ice chest (cooler), & hotcomb (blow dryer).

Kava Dan, I thought of something else you could try if testing with an iron messes up the dye. A lot of frame shops have these devices that press things down real hard. I think they use them to get rid of air bubbles when they're glueing a print onto another surface. Maybe that could help get rid of the creases without heat. I don't know if any are as big as 4'x6' though.

[ Edited by: kctiki on 2004-05-30 13:40 ]

Post #93605 by kctiki on Sun, May 30, 2004 1:37 PM