jipsy
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Canvas Problems, by jipsy on Sept 14, 2007 12:23:26 GMT 1, I bought a canvas by a German artist about 7 years ago in Berlin, it's nothing special but my wife and I love it (sentimenatl reasons and all that crap). Anyway we've noticed that the wooden frame that is is mounted on seems to be creating a crease on the actual image. In an unlit room it's fine but as soon as you put the light on you can see a crease running the whole length of the canvas about 11/2 inches in from the side.
What can we do?
Any help would be appreciated.
I bought a canvas by a German artist about 7 years ago in Berlin, it's nothing special but my wife and I love it (sentimenatl reasons and all that crap). Anyway we've noticed that the wooden frame that is is mounted on seems to be creating a crease on the actual image. In an unlit room it's fine but as soon as you put the light on you can see a crease running the whole length of the canvas about 11/2 inches in from the side.
What can we do?
Any help would be appreciated.
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RetroCanvas
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Canvas Problems, by RetroCanvas on Sept 14, 2007 12:34:02 GMT 1, can you send photo's. I may be able to help
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I bought a canvas by a German artist about 7 years ago in Berlin, it's nothing special but my wife and I love it (sentimenatl reasons and all that crap). Anyway we've noticed that the wooden frame that is is mounted on seems to be creating a crease on the actual image. In an unlit room it's fine but as soon as you put the light on you can see a crease running the whole length of the canvas about 11/2 inches in from the side. What can we do? Any help would be appreciated.
can you send photo's. I may be able to help info@retrocanvas.co.uk retro I bought a canvas by a German artist about 7 years ago in Berlin, it's nothing special but my wife and I love it (sentimenatl reasons and all that crap). Anyway we've noticed that the wooden frame that is is mounted on seems to be creating a crease on the actual image. In an unlit room it's fine but as soon as you put the light on you can see a crease running the whole length of the canvas about 11/2 inches in from the side. What can we do? Any help would be appreciated. |
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Canvas Problems, by jipsy on Sept 14, 2007 12:37:27 GMT 1, Cheers Retro, I'll try and get some pictures to you.
Cheers Retro, I'll try and get some pictures to you.
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Canvas Problems, by RetroCanvas on Sept 14, 2007 12:44:14 GMT 1, Ok, I'll look out for them and do my best to advise.
Cheers Retro, I'll try and get some pictures to you.
Ok, I'll look out for them and do my best to advise. Cheers Retro, I'll try and get some pictures to you. |
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Canvas Problems, by wezzley on Sept 14, 2007 12:56:33 GMT 1, sounds like the bars it is stretched onto are just standard pieces of wood with flat edges against the canvas - which would poke through onto the canvas when stretched. With bars like in the link below which have a 'lip' to avoid this very thing, you wouldnt have the problem..
www.pics2posters.co.uk/about/images/frame2big.jpg
sounds like the bars it is stretched onto are just standard pieces of wood with flat edges against the canvas - which would poke through onto the canvas when stretched. With bars like in the link below which have a 'lip' to avoid this very thing, you wouldnt have the problem.. www.pics2posters.co.uk/about/images/frame2big.jpg |
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Canvas Problems, by jipsy on Sept 14, 2007 13:14:03 GMT 1, Thanks wezzley, that looks like just the ticket.
I'd +1 you mate but I've already used up my quota for today.
Thanks wezzley, that looks like just the ticket.
I'd +1 you mate but I've already used up my quota for today.
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Canvas Problems, by sputnikeye on Sept 14, 2007 13:18:40 GMT 1, +1 from me to wezz, always to get good advice and i haven't used my quota up!
+1 from me to wezz, always to get good advice and i haven't used my quota up!
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Canvas Problems, by Daniel Silk on Sept 15, 2007 15:17:54 GMT 1, sounds like the bars it is stretched onto are just standard pieces of wood with flat edges against the canvas - which would poke through onto the canvas when stretched. With bars like in the link below which have a 'lip' to avoid this very thing, you wouldnt have the problem.. www.pics2posters.co.uk/about/images/frame2big.jpg
I had a D*Face canvas that was like that when I first got it  but after a few months being on the wall the canvas seemed to tighten up a bit and its fine now ;D I guess room temperature, and humidity can effect these things?
I should imagine that if a canvas gets sent in the post it can be in cold conditions in the van or sorting office, plus if it rains it could get a bit humid
sounds like the bars it is stretched onto are just standard pieces of wood with flat edges against the canvas - which would poke through onto the canvas when stretched. With bars like in the link below which have a 'lip' to avoid this very thing, you wouldnt have the problem.. www.pics2posters.co.uk/about/images/frame2big.jpgI had a D*Face canvas that was like that when I first got it but after a few months being on the wall the canvas seemed to tighten up a bit and its fine now ;D I guess room temperature, and humidity can effect these things? I should imagine that if a canvas gets sent in the post it can be in cold conditions in the van or sorting office, plus if it rains it could get a bit humid |
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but after a few months being on the wall the canvas seemed to tighten up a bit and its fine now ;D I guess room temperature, and humidity can effect these things?
