This pack contains 5 Graduate Mountboards, with core made with virgin wood pulp with a pale ivory ...This pack contains 5 Graduate Mountboards, with core made with virgin wood pulp with a pale ivory colour. The collection meets the stringent specifications of the Fine Art Trade Guild (FATG) and made in the UK. These mountboards are perfect to support a wide range of needs from basic presentation to framing works of art. Daler Rowney A2 Ice White Graduate Mountboards ideal for all types of mounting and framing - artworks, photographs, project work, modelling and much more. Daler Rowney A2 Graduate Mount Board Pack of 5 Ice White.
This guide is designed for artists, students, and anyone needing high-quality mountboards for presentations or framing. The Daler-Rowney Graduate Mountboard offers excellent support for artwork and meets Fine Art Trade Guild (FATG) specifications. However, note that while these mountboards offer quality, they are best suited for general use and may not be the optimal choice for archival-quality preservation.
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Brand
Daler-Rowney
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FAQs
What is the core material made of?
The core is made from virgin wood pulp.
What are the dimensions of the mountboard?
The specific dimensions are A2.
Is this mountboard acid-free?
While the mountboard meets FATG specifications, confirm the acid-free properties with the manufacturer for your specific needs.
Can I use this for archival framing?
These mountboards are suitable for general use, but for archival framing, consider a dedicated archival-quality board.
How should I store the mountboards?
Store them flat in a cool, dry place.
What adhesive should I use?
Use acid-free tape or glue to prevent damage to your artwork.
Can I cut the mountboard myself?
Yes, you can cut the mountboard using a sharp craft knife or mount cutter.
Troubleshooting
Artwork is not adhering properly.
Ensure the adhesive used is suitable for the materials involved and the surface is clean. Allow sufficient drying time.
Mountboard edges are uneven.
Use a sharp craft knife or mount cutter and a straight edge for accurate cutting. Consider using a new blade.
Mountboard is warped.
Store mountboards flat and in a dry environment. If warping is minor, try placing heavy objects on the board to flatten it.
Pros and Cons
Pros
High-quality construction with virgin wood pulp core.
Meets Fine Art Trade Guild (FATG) specifications.
Suitable for various applications, including presentation and framing.
Available in multiple pack sizes.
Produced in the UK.
Cons
Not specifically designed for archival-quality preservation.
May not be suitable for very large or heavy artwork without additional support.
Core color is pale ivory, which may not suit all artwork.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Preparation: Ensure your artwork is dry before mounting.
Mounting: Use appropriate adhesive, such as acid-free tape or glue, to attach the artwork to the mountboard.
Cutting: Use a sharp craft knife or mount cutter for precise edges.
Compatibility: Compatible with a variety of art mediums and display methods.
Care: Store mountboards flat in a dry environment to prevent warping.