But do you use Velcro on canvas, too? She mentioned needing advice for securing her canvases.....
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To: artshow_photo@yahoogroups.com
From: 1000woodcuts@gmail.com
Date: Fri, 29 Apr 2011 10:37:28 -0700
Subject: RE: [artshow_photo] HELP - I need an answer FAST (Thank you)
I place stick-on Velcro rounds or squares on the back of my larger works so
that they don't move at all. We know wind down here in the SW!
The soft Velcro goes on the framed works, serving as a wall-bumper for the
customer. The rough Velcro goes on your wall. After the show you can get the
sticky residue off with Goof-off and/or alcohol.
Oh, and leave your vents open, helps a bunch with the wind.
Maria
>>>>>
Any suggestions on how to configure the tent and walls when you have a lot
of wind? How to attach the canvases in a more secure manner? Any suggestions
will be appreciated.
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