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<p>[QUOTE="Houseful, post: 331988, member: 1067"]Pastel often does come adrift from the pastel paper or sandpaper used. I have a pastel above my gas fire and a lot of the pastel chalk has come off probably because of the rise and fall of the temperature and the dust is just sitting there on the bevel cut mounts. Only thing is to remount it, that’s not easy as that pastel flakes off so easily and somehow ends up on your new mount.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Houseful, post: 331988, member: 1067"]Pastel often does come adrift from the pastel paper or sandpaper used. I have a pastel above my gas fire and a lot of the pastel chalk has come off probably because of the rise and fall of the temperature and the dust is just sitting there on the bevel cut mounts. Only thing is to remount it, that’s not easy as that pastel flakes off so easily and somehow ends up on your new mount.[/QUOTE]
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