How to remove photos stuck to glass

How to remove photos stuck on glass

1. Soak in water at room temperature. Put a basin of water under the glass plate, soak the photos until soft, and then slowly uncover the photos. However, this method cannot ensure the integrity of the photo to a high standard.

2. Use the steam from the electric iron to penetrate into the photo little by little to make the photo moist, and then use a blade to pick up the corners. .This method has the same principle as using water bubbles, and of course there are the same risks.

3. A safer and simpler method is to take photos through a glass plate.

< p> 4. Soak in tap water for more than 2 hours, the color will become lighter and will recover after natural air drying, but it must not be exposed to the sun.

5. You can dilute the "sea wave" with water (also Use sodium thiosulfate (sodium thiosulfate, a fixative in photography) instead of water to soak the photos and glass.

6. Put the glass and photos in the refrigerator to freeze, and then take them out after they are completely frozen. The water vapor in the glass will liquefy when it encounters low-temperature photos and glass, and the photos will become damp. At this time, the photos can be removed smoothly.

7. Use a hair dryer to blow on the glass surface. Within minutes, you will find that the parts of the photo and the glass that were originally stuck together will slowly begin to peel off due to thermal expansion, and then the photo and the glass will naturally separate. However, as the temperature increases, there is a risk of the glass breaking.

8. Even if the old photos are damaged after being removed, the photo studio also has photo correction business.

2. How to remove the old photos that are stuck on the glass intact

Remember not to expose it to the sun:

1. To treat photos stuck to the glass, first turn the photo over and soak it in hot water.

2. Ten minutes If it still cannot be removed, use detergent to squeeze the junction between the photo and the glass and the reverse side of the photo where the adhesion is severe.

3. Wrap the entire photo and the glass with plastic wrap.

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4. After a quarter of an hour, peel off the plastic wrap and slowly peel the photo off the glass. The complete photo will be separated from the glass.

Be careful when taking it off. If If you don't have good grip, you can use tweezers, but be careful and don't be impatient