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  1. Jim Rodman
    08-06-2009 01:31 AM - permalink
    Jim Rodman
    Hi John
    I have never tried this type of puzzling.

    I posted about photo puzzles, I was sent to the puzzles board.
    If you look on the posts you may see mine. "Puzzles"
    Looking on the puzzle board I have not found the answer that I need.
    The info that was given regarding gluing down the photos is there
    - Gluing – Spray the photo and the board, let get tacky , stick and roll out the bubbles.
    I use 3M Super 77 to put down my patterns, would that work as a perminet adhesive.
    - Top finish on the photo paper is all I would need.
    - I will be using BB ¼” plywood.
    - Now comes the dump question, if you use a cutting pattern over the photo how to stick
    It without harming the photo? Or do you forgo the pattern and just cut in a orderly fashion.
    Anyadives you have will be apreshated.
    jim form Ontario

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