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Note: Put the foam overlay blanket directly on top of laminating film. Do not put release paper/film

between film and foam overlay blanket or between foam overlay blanket and top of press.

PREPARING YOUR MOUNTING SUBSTRATE

Once

you

have

decided

the

most

appropriate

adhesive/substrate combination for your application, it is

important that you properly prepare your substrate before

coating.

Although often overlooked, this can be the most

important step when mounting a print or artwork for display.

FOAM BOARDS: (E.G. FOME-COR®, ETC)

The surface of these types of substrates is porous and often

contains particles that can spoil an otherwise perfect mount.

Clay-coated surfaces such as Fome-Cor®, Foam-X® and

similar boards should be wiped with a TacCloth

to remove

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dust particles.

MAT BOARDS/MILL BOARDS

Illustration 13A: Using TacCloth

To prepare mat board or millboard for mounting, use the Anti-

to wipe down foam board.

Static Wisk

brush to remove dust particles and other debris.

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HARDBOARD: (E.G. MEDICUM DENSITY FIBERBOARD, MASONITE, ETC.)

Tip

: It is important that you remove dust and other debris from your prints prior to mounting.

To prepare hardboard substrates for mounting, wipe down the surface with a TacCloth. Should the

surface contain irregularities, use sandpaper to remove them, then wipe the surface with a

TacCloth.

Please note: Due to their highly absorbent properties, do not wipe down the surfaces of any of

these substrates (i.e. foam board, mat/millboard or hardboard) with a moist rag.

ROUTINE MAINTENANCE

Cleaning: Each day before using the press, check the pump filter bowl for water. To drain the

bowl, ensure the pump is turned off, then simply unscrew the bowl, dump the water out and re-

attach the bowl. If the press is used for mounting on foam board, the water trap may have to be

emptied quite frequently. Do not allow the bowl to become full, as this may allow water to enter the

vacuum pump and cause serious damage.

Use a brush or vacuum to remove dust and debris from the rubber diaphragm as needed. Keeping

the diaphragm clean will help prevent the pump filter from becoming blocked.

Clean all the way around the grey silicone seal with a damp cloth, checking for foreign matter and

cuts. If any adhesive has accumulated on the glass, it may be dissolved with acetone or nail polish

remover. Do not use abrasive cleaners. A single-edged razor blade may also be used, but be

careful not to scratch the glass. The outside of the press may be cleaned with any standard, non

abrasive household cleaner.