I guess I used too much 3M77 on the print and wood. It goes on unevenly, so it's hard to be sure the surface is covered everywhere. I didn't want the print to lift at the edge of the pieces.
The glue caused one brown area of the print to become much lighter. I thought 3M77 would dry faster than wood glue and therefore be less likely to soak through the paper. It's rather thin Kodak glossy paper (48lb, 6.5 mil).
I removed the print from the wood and reprinted it. Not sure how I'll remove the 3M77 from the wood, or maybe it's wasted. Going to wait a bit for the print to dry/cure or whatever, then spray the Krylon acylic on it.
The glue caused one brown area of the print to become much lighter. I thought 3M77 would dry faster than wood glue and therefore be less likely to soak through the paper. It's rather thin Kodak glossy paper (48lb, 6.5 mil).
I removed the print from the wood and reprinted it. Not sure how I'll remove the 3M77 from the wood, or maybe it's wasted. Going to wait a bit for the print to dry/cure or whatever, then spray the Krylon acylic on it.
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