How to flatten wavy prints and watercolors in 35 minutes

[@lindslennon7057]

as a watercolor artist, i definitely needed this tutorial. thank you!

[@johntran8863]

Wow, so informational and cool

[@santina4839]

Thank you for this great informative video!

[@gee7436]

This video is very helpful. Thank you.

[@Belltuck]

Very good. I want to try this on an old print which has cockled in its frame.

[@lonlida]

Cockle? I barely know her! (I was at the edge of my seat fearing the PUBG-Pad would topple over)

[@vallektz]

Hello....very nice video. thank you question: I assume the moisture in the newsprint does not disturb the watercolor? right? You didn't mention it but I thought I would clarify.

[@someprintdude]

That is correct!

[@vallektz]

Thank you so much. This is the best method I have seen to flatten paper and without the 24 hr holding period! @@someprintdude

[@StayFocusedonthekingdom]

Any advice to fix cockled paper in a book

[@someprintdude]

Hopefully it is not too many pages! I would probably lightly dampen paper and place the damp paper in between every other page to impart the minimum of moisture. Then remove the dampened paper and place it in a book press as tight as possible to flatten all the pages at once. Then leave it locked in the press for 24 hours, afterwards take it out and flip through the pages to unstick and introduce some air and send it back into the press. I'd repeat that until the pages feel warm and not damp.

[@StayFocusedonthekingdom]

@@someprintdude so dampen a separate piece of paper and with said paper slightly wet every page once all pages are slightly wet then put it in press?

[@StayFocusedonthekingdom]

@@someprintdude it’s a bible and it’s every page unfortunately

[@someprintdude]

Yup that is basically it. It will be tedious but the alternatives are much more time consuming (disassembling the book and flattening pages individually and reassembling it)

[@StayFocusedonthekingdom]

@@someprintdude thank you

[@bonbanh3240]

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