Talk to John at Poster Mountain about starchbacking, or his new technique
which is even better, imo, tentatively called gel-sizing.  He's conserved
several pieces for me using these techniques and I couldn't be happier.
It's the perfect way to go for wrinkled but otherwise intact posters with
little or no paper loss.  No wrinkles, no fold lines, and no linen.
Perfect!



<quote who="alfred zelcer">
> Would like to know what the best treatment for a very
> wrinkled one-sheet is without going all the way to
> linen backing. Would an acid bath do it? Or is there a
> treatment that works the equivalent of a pressing?
> Thanks all, and a merry Holiday to all too!

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