Several problems of painting and calligraphy mounting

The landlord can rest assured that the mounted paintings and calligraphy must be flat and beautiful, and there will never be creases.

Maybe the landlord doesn't know much about the mounting process. Mounting has to go through several processes. But the first process is to support the painting heart. The purpose of this process is to keep the painting center flat and slightly hard. The method is to spread the painting center face down on the table, then brush a thin layer of paste on the back of the painting center, and then coat a piece of rice paper (back paper) slightly larger than the painting center on it, and flatten it with a special bristle brush to make the back paper and the painting center combine well. Then brush all sides of the backing paper and stick it on the wall to dry. Because the paper will shrink when it is wet and dried, and the four sides of the paper are stuck to the wall with paste, the paper will be stretched very flat during drying. After drying, cut off the four sides and you will get a complete and flat painting heart.

Don't say that the landlord's painting has traces of folding, even if it is broken, it will be completely flat after mounting, which is the minimum requirement for mounting.

For example, one day the teacher drew a picture with a piece of rice paper that was not very good, and it was a little wrinkled after painting, so he wanted to hold it for himself to see the effect (most people who draw Chinese paintings will hold it). As a result, I didn't expect it to break into pieces after being coated with water (the quality of this paper is really poor) Just when I was in a hurry, a painting shop owner came. After reading this situation, I said don't worry. I found a plastic bag, scraped all the pieces on the table into the bag and took them away. A few days later, the messenger sent a framed photo as complete as new. Both my teacher and I were surprised. The mounter says this is also very simple. There's nothing to be surprised about.

Finally, talk about the price of mounting. General mounting shop, manual mounting, mounting scrolls within 4 feet are all within 50 yuan. 6 feet is within 100 yuan. Mounted paintings are more expensive, and 6-foot works should be mounted within 300. There are differences in places, but not too much.

Don't worry, no matter how deep the crease is, even if the calligraphy and painting are folded and pressed under the bed for one year, it will be flat after mounting.