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Old 11-02-2002, 12:20 AM   #1
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Administrator's Note: This was split off from a thread about fixing pastels.

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learn how to properly mat a pastel so as to leave a space at the bottom of the piece where any fallen particles can drop and not accumulate in view.
Steven how do you do this? I just took a couple of my pieces in for frame molding, I had matted and put archival glass on one with a fast frame but needed it to look more "finished" for a show. While we were picking out the molding I noticed a lot of dust had gathered on the matte. I do not fix my work because I do notice a color change and it always seems to give a little splatter no matter how careful I am.

The other piece I chose an inside matte with a black "cut" area on the bevel edge. Is there anywhere I can find information to print out and take to my framer to make sure they are using the right "pastel" technique?

Thanks!
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