Hi Diane,
can you elaborate? I never thought that WC were made by a poster
image being attached to a thicker card stock. I assumed that WC stock
was a thicker card material that had a printable side,and the reverse
was the non printable card side. The artwork was printed on the
printable side, then the cards cut to size. If this is the case, then
removing the back layer of the card is removing a large portion of
the original material and the integrity is lost, to a degree. I
certainly can see doing this procedure if the back of the card is
moldy, stained, or severly damaged.. but considering that the image
was not attached as a separate layer, a certain percentage of the
original is lost.
Jeff
On Sep 26, 2009, at 3:15 PM, Diane Jeffrey wrote:
Sue
When working with window cards, we remove the back layer card
stock, this way the poster can be cleaned, washed and deacidified,
which also results in removing any creasing/folds.
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