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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;808 raver, post: 12490756, member: 4654&quot;]TBH I couldn&#039;t say exactly the timing but the moist environment softerns the internal collagen of the ivory and the clamping should reset the twist. I would clean the frame before you start because you don&#039;t want rust or any other things to leach into the ivory BTW remove the screws and stand, then I would try 5-7 days in a tupperware box, with the sponge in a separate open container also inside the box, when you clamp it put a matchstick under the corner that&#039;s low because you still might get some springback, I would leave it for a few weeks clamped, 2 maybe? and check on it then, all of this depends on thickness, temp, how much moisture it took on ect, don&#039;t use heat though. You might have to repeat this process and you will have to workout what part failed, not long enough taking on moisture or didn&#039;t leave it long enough in the clamp to dry ect.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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