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serenamorgan · ‎30-05-2013

I got my two 10x8's and index card back signed by Michelle today, however I darn't scan the photos as they have been signed in a dry erase marker and as I picked one of them up, accidentally touching the sig, it came off on my finger.

I remember reading somewhere that you can spray hair lacquer over it to stop it rubbing off, has anyone ever tried this or know of any other methods? Failing that I will just wipe them off and re send them (along with my own pen, lol)

Anyway, here is the index card:

sylouisetruebluechelsea · ‎30-05-2013

Nice one mate not sure about the hairspray though.

KEEP THE BLUE FLAG FLYING

westiesx2 · ‎30-05-2013

Nice reply Greg. Index card looks great, just a shame about the pics. Well done though.

loobyloo6 · ‎30-05-2013

Wipe them off and re send them again Greg... Index looks well....

"He who Dares" in this game.

obree · ‎30-05-2013

Pity about the pics Greg good luck if you try them again .

Hail Hail

Anonymous · ‎30-05-2013

shame the pics didnt work out but a nice index anyway ive also not a clue about hairspray either

swain6666 · ‎31-05-2013

Shame about the photos never heard any thing about hair spray?

IF SOME THING IS TO GOOD TO BE TRUE IT
USUALLY IS

wheel-lose · ‎31-05-2013

cool greg,good thing about index is that there a lot of options in pics to put it with 🙂

film4watcher · ‎31-05-2013

The card looks good, Greg. I don't know about hairspray though. I hope you have better success if you send them again.

rcsmg1 · ‎31-05-2013

Nice reply but shame about the pen.Haven't heard about the hairspray though

thehornets · ‎01-06-2013

Hairspray is corrosive over time. I have heard this suggestion before but the long term affects may negate the immediate goal. Never tried this toip, and never would as I have seen the damage my wife's hairspray did to some cd jewel cases over time. Nice reply though and glad not all lost with a nice signed index card.

rallison470 · ‎02-06-2013

You can get spray from Art shops that is used to 'set' pastels - that might work. Would have thought it would be acid free too. It is usually made by the same company that makes spray mount. Something like this -

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Artist-Aerosol-Spray-Fixative-Acid-free-Clear-Varnish-Winsor-Newton-Charco...

serenamorgan · ‎02-06-2013

thanks for the replies everyone

Nice suggestion Rob, I think i might put these to one side and try again with some new photos and then then look into your suggestion if I don't get a reply