Don Stephan
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Joined: 2003-07-18
Location: Cincinnati, Ohio
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My suggestion would be to make some trials with largish ink jet printed photos - 8.5 x 14 is probably the largest format available on most home and office printers - to see what difficulties with glues, wrinkles, smoothing, et cetera.
I'd be very pessimistic about glues with larger water content, specifically white and yellow glues. Don't know if too much water in urea formaldehyde glues, but even one tiny clump in the catalyst would be disastrous. And foaming of poly glues seems undesirable. Guess my first thought would be epoxies, just keep in mind that the mix is exothermic so immediately need to spread out the mixed glue or it will melt plastic container and cure quickly.
And it seems like paper would allow glue to bleed through, which would be fatal.
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