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Framing an oil painting painted on board?, by Coach on Nov 5, 2016 14:49:11 GMT 1, Does anyone have any examples of oil paintings painted on thin board that they have framed? I would like to frame one. The glass obviously must not touch the oil paint. I don't want the edges of the frame to do so either. The board is not thick enough to accept a screw, as one might do when putting a canvas in a tray frame. But I'm concerned that the weight of the board and oil paint will make attaching the painting to the back board in the way one night a print unsafe.
If anyone has an example of how they got round this quandary could you please let me know. Many thanks.
Does anyone have any examples of oil paintings painted on thin board that they have framed? I would like to frame one. The glass obviously must not touch the oil paint. I don't want the edges of the frame to do so either. The board is not thick enough to accept a screw, as one might do when putting a canvas in a tray frame. But I'm concerned that the weight of the board and oil paint will make attaching the painting to the back board in the way one night a print unsafe.
If anyone has an example of how they got round this quandary could you please let me know. Many thanks.
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Framing an oil painting painted on board?, by sugar72 on Nov 5, 2016 14:54:43 GMT 1, Does anyone have any examples of oil paintings painted on thin board that they have framed? I would like to frame one. The glass obviously must not touch the oil paint. I don't want the edges of the frame to do so either. The board is not thick enough to accept a screw, as one might do when putting a canvas in a tray frame. But I'm concerned that the weight of the board and oil paint will make attaching the painting to the back board in the way one night a print unsafe. If anyone has an example of how they got round this quandary could you please let me know. Many thanks.
I am about to get a small oil of Henrik Uldalen back from Mr Frameman. I did not have any glass as advised as don't see it necessary for an original oil. It has been backed onto black mount with a dark wood frame
Does anyone have any examples of oil paintings painted on thin board that they have framed? I would like to frame one. The glass obviously must not touch the oil paint. I don't want the edges of the frame to do so either. The board is not thick enough to accept a screw, as one might do when putting a canvas in a tray frame. But I'm concerned that the weight of the board and oil paint will make attaching the painting to the back board in the way one night a print unsafe. If anyone has an example of how they got round this quandary could you please let me know. Many thanks. I am about to get a small oil of Henrik Uldalen back from Mr Frameman. I did not have any glass as advised as don't see it necessary for an original oil. It has been backed onto black mount with a dark wood frame |
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Framing an oil painting painted on board?, by sugar72 on Nov 5, 2016 14:56:57 GMT 1,
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Framing an oil painting painted on board?, by maddoghoek100 on Nov 5, 2016 15:00:48 GMT 1, For a very traditional look a lot of folks use the linen spacers but i have always had the spacers touching the piece on mine
For a very traditional look a lot of folks use the linen spacers but i have always had the spacers touching the piece on mine |
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Framing an oil painting painted on board?, by Coach on Nov 5, 2016 15:14:04 GMT 1, Does anyone have any examples of oil paintings painted on thin board that they have framed? I would like to frame one. The glass obviously must not touch the oil paint. I don't want the edges of the frame to do so either. The board is not thick enough to accept a screw, as one might do when putting a canvas in a tray frame. But I'm concerned that the weight of the board and oil paint will make attaching the painting to the back board in the way one night a print unsafe. If anyone has an example of how they got round this quandary could you please let me know. Many thanks. I am about to get a small oil of Henrik Uldalen back from Mr Frameman. I did not have any glass as advised as don't see it necessary for an original oil. It has been backed onto black mount with a dark wood frame
Thank you. Do you know how it is attached?
Does anyone have any examples of oil paintings painted on thin board that they have framed? I would like to frame one. The glass obviously must not touch the oil paint. I don't want the edges of the frame to do so either. The board is not thick enough to accept a screw, as one might do when putting a canvas in a tray frame. But I'm concerned that the weight of the board and oil paint will make attaching the painting to the back board in the way one night a print unsafe. If anyone has an example of how they got round this quandary could you please let me know. Many thanks. I am about to get a small oil of Henrik Uldalen back from Mr Frameman. I did not have any glass as advised as don't see it necessary for an original oil. It has been backed onto black mount with a dark wood frame Thank you. Do you know how it is attached? |
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Framing an oil painting painted on board?, by sugar72 on Nov 5, 2016 15:18:58 GMT 1, I am about to get a small oil of Henrik Uldalen back from Mr Frameman. I did not have any glass as advised as don't see it necessary for an original oil. It has been backed onto black mount with a dark wood frame Thank you. Do you know how it is attached?
I will ask but not screwed. It is a very light and small 5x7 cm piece
I am about to get a small oil of Henrik Uldalen back from Mr Frameman. I did not have any glass as advised as don't see it necessary for an original oil. It has been backed onto black mount with a dark wood frame Thank you. Do you know how it is attached? I will ask but not screwed. It is a very light and small 5x7 cm piece |
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Framing an oil painting painted on board?, by Deleted on Nov 5, 2016 15:23:11 GMT 1, Silicon? No nails? hot glue? Double sided tape? Bitumin? tile adhesive? sand and cement? Hot Tar? gaffer tape? Thistle multi finish? Blue tack? Bonding? Airfix Glue? Pritstick? Flour and water? Toothpaste? Marmite?
Peanut butter?
ummm
Silicon? No nails? hot glue? Double sided tape? Bitumin? tile adhesive? sand and cement? Hot Tar? gaffer tape? Thistle multi finish? Blue tack? Bonding? Airfix Glue? Pritstick? Flour and water? Toothpaste? Marmite?
Peanut butter?
ummm
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Framing an oil painting painted on board?, by sugar72 on Nov 5, 2016 15:26:59 GMT 1, Silicon? No nails? hot glue? Double sided tape? Bitumin? tile adhesive? sand and cement? ย Hot Tar? ย gaffer tape? ย Thistle multi finish? ย Blue tack? ย Bonding? ย Airfix Glue? Pritstick? ย Flour and water? ย Toothpaste? ย Marmite? Peanut butter? ummm
By magic!?
Silicon? No nails? hot glue? Double sided tape? Bitumin? tile adhesive? sand and cement? ย Hot Tar? ย gaffer tape? ย Thistle multi finish? ย Blue tack? ย Bonding? ย Airfix Glue? Pritstick? ย Flour and water? ย Toothpaste? ย Marmite? Peanut butter? ummm By magic!? |
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Framing an oil painting painted on board?, by Coach on Nov 5, 2016 15:30:53 GMT 1, Thank you. Do you know how it is attached? I will ask but not screwed. It is a very light and small 5x7 cm piece
Thank you sugar (sounds odd and slightly 70's to say that!).
Thank you. Do you know how it is attached? I will ask but not screwed. It is a very light and small 5x7 cm piece Thank you sugar (sounds odd and slightly 70's to say that!). |
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Framing an oil painting painted on board?, by Coach on Nov 5, 2016 15:31:28 GMT 1, Silicon? No nails? hot glue? Double sided tape? Bitumin? tile adhesive? sand and cement? ย Hot Tar? ย gaffer tape? ย Thistle multi finish? ย Blue tack? ย Bonding? ย Airfix Glue? Pritstick? ย Flour and water? ย Toothpaste? ย Marmite? Peanut butter? ummm
Thank you too bren. All respectable options.
Silicon? No nails? hot glue? Double sided tape? Bitumin? tile adhesive? sand and cement? ย Hot Tar? ย gaffer tape? ย Thistle multi finish? ย Blue tack? ย Bonding? ย Airfix Glue? Pritstick? ย Flour and water? ย Toothpaste? ย Marmite? Peanut butter? ummm Thank you too bren. All respectable options. |
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Framing an oil painting painted on board?, by SturbanHasSaggyTits on Nov 5, 2016 16:16:48 GMT 1, Thank you. Do you know how it is attached? I will ask but not screwed. It is a very light and small 5x7 cm piece
Sorry to butt in, but is the Uldalen really 5 x 7cm? I thought that was a mistake on his site when they went up for sale.
Thank you. Do you know how it is attached? I will ask but not screwed. It is a very light and small 5x7 cm piece Sorry to butt in, but is the Uldalen really 5 x 7cm? I thought that was a mistake on his site when they went up for sale. |
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Framing an oil painting painted on board?, by chads007 on Nov 5, 2016 16:24:56 GMT 1, 
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Framing an oil painting painted on board?, by sugar72 on Nov 5, 2016 16:32:41 GMT 1, I will ask but not screwed. It is a very light and small 5x7 cm piece Sorry to butt in, but is the Uldalen really 5 x 7cm? I thought that ร was a mistake on his site when they went up for sale.
Yeh sorry it was more like 10x15, still small.
I will ask but not screwed. It is a very light and small 5x7 cm piece Sorry to butt in, but is the Uldalen really 5 x 7cm? I thought that ร was a mistake on his site when they went up for sale. Yeh sorry it was more like 10x15, still small. |
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Framing an oil painting painted on board?, by sugar72 on Nov 5, 2016 16:33:30 GMT 1, I am about to get a small oil of Henrik Uldalen back from Mr Frameman. I did not have any glass as advised as don't see it necessary for an original oil. It has been backed onto black mount with a dark wood frame Thank you. Do you know how it is attached?
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I am about to get a small oil of Henrik Uldalen back from Mr Frameman. I did not have any glass as advised as don't see it necessary for an original oil. It has been backed onto black mount with a dark wood frame Thank you. Do you know how it is attached? Silicon |
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Framing an oil painting painted on board?, by ABC on Nov 5, 2016 16:38:36 GMT 1, I have this framed by Pauli I want to do something similar, where the board is raised from the back board. However I got this already framed so don't know how it was done.  
As you will know, different framers have thier own methods. I know my framers (who have won National Guild framers of the year, in the past) use heavy duty hinges designed exacty for mounting board. The obvious thing is to ask them how they are going to do it, that way you get a good idea that they are not going to use "No nails" It also depends how heavy it is..
No help whatsoever i know but good luck.
I have this framed by Pauli I want to do something similar, where the board is raised from the back board. However I got this already framed so don't know how it was done. Coach, As you will know, different framers have thier own methods. I know my framers (who have won National Guild framers of the year, in the past) use heavy duty hinges designed exacty for mounting board. The obvious thing is to ask them how they are going to do it, that way you get a good idea that they are not going to use "No nails" It also depends how heavy it is.. No help whatsoever i know but good luck. |
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Framing an oil painting painted on board?, by dotdot on Nov 5, 2016 16:48:56 GMT 1, I have this framed by Pauli I want to do something similar, where the board is raised from the back board. However I got this already framed so don't know how it was done.
I'm guessing it was hinged ...
(two top / two midd / to be safe)
but I'm no framer 
I have this framed by Pauli I want to do something similar, where the board is raised from the back board. However I got this already framed so don't know how it was done. I'm guessing it was hinged ... (two top / two midd / to be safe) but I'm no framer |
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Framing an oil painting painted on board?, by Eton Groover on Nov 5, 2016 16:52:02 GMT 1,
I have almost exactly the same painting!
I have almost exactly the same painting! |
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Framing an oil painting painted on board?, by chads007 on Nov 5, 2016 17:23:56 GMT 1, I have almost exactly the same painting!
Haha. I think it was yours I saw that I loved. I asked for something in that kind of vain, and it turned out very similar from what I remember of the other, but I didn't mind as I love it. He said he had chance to work this one a little more, similar to continuum
I have almost exactly the same painting! Haha. I think it was yours I saw that I loved. I asked for something in that kind of vain, and it turned out very similar from what I remember of the other, but I didn't mind as I love it. He said he had chance to work this one a little more, similar to continuum |
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Framing an oil painting painted on board?, by Bazaaart on Nov 5, 2016 19:44:24 GMT 1, Hi, so like some of the examples shown you could use acid free matting around the image then use the fine art non glare glass which wont touch your original because of the matting. Another way is to use acid free foam core spacers between the frame and your original to give a gap between the the painting and the frame but the original wont be as clear to see because of the space between the frame and original. Sorry I dont have an image for this.
Just to mention, I have had originals ($40,000 and up) in my gallery framed with no matting and spacing between the glass and the picture, just as is. BUT they did coat the original with some type of protective coating.
Hi, so like some of the examples shown you could use acid free matting around the image then use the fine art non glare glass which wont touch your original because of the matting. Another way is to use acid free foam core spacers between the frame and your original to give a gap between the the painting and the frame but the original wont be as clear to see because of the space between the frame and original. Sorry I dont have an image for this.
Just to mention, I have had originals ($40,000 and up) in my gallery framed with no matting and spacing between the glass and the picture, just as is. BUT they did coat the original with some type of protective coating.
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