What Type Of Glue Should I Use To Mount Paper To A Surface?
Channel: ArtResin
Date: 2019-05-10

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Q: What Type Of Glue Should I Use To Mount Paper To A Surface?

A: From school glue to archival, there are lots of different types and qualities of glue available at all price points. No matter which glue you use, pick a glue that dries clear and that doesn't have much water in it so it won’t ripple the paper that you’re using. A spray adhesive or even a glue stick works really well.
To mount your piece evenly and securely, cover the entire back of your piece with the glue of your choice. Ensure the coverage is even and you don't miss any spots - you want to make sure the paper completely bonds to the substate. Then, very carefully, roll it out bit by bit onto your substrate making sure that no air pockets are trapped underneath. Next, take a clean piece of paper and a brayer and roll on top of your piece making sure, once again, all those bubbles are out and that the piece is adhered securely. 
Allow enough time for the glue to dry thoroughly before you apply your ArtResin.

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