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<p>[QUOTE="wlwhittier, post: 9529407, member: 76316"]Depending on the cardboard material an' its thickness, a good frame shop has resources to address wrinkle in photos an' their substrate. Mine uses steam I believe, as well as a vacuum frame...but I'm sure there are other effective processes. One of them could be separation of photo from its backing, depending on adhesive used, age, an' other troublesome factors. Most of the time, in my limited experience, they don't come apart without moderate to severe damage to the photo.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="wlwhittier, post: 9529407, member: 76316"]Depending on the cardboard material an' its thickness, a good frame shop has resources to address wrinkle in photos an' their substrate. Mine uses steam I believe, as well as a vacuum frame...but I'm sure there are other effective processes. One of them could be separation of photo from its backing, depending on adhesive used, age, an' other troublesome factors. Most of the time, in my limited experience, they don't come apart without moderate to severe damage to the photo.[/QUOTE]
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