How To Mat A Photograph

[@DanielTGramkee]

Wow, this was a very clear and comprehensive couple of matting options. I have seen some other videos that use similar methods but you explain yours much more clearly and concisely.

[@TiffinboxTV]

This is super useful. Looking forward to learning from this channel! Thank you, Michael.

[@MUSEA]

Thanks Seshu! We appreciate it and glad you found this video helpful.

[@katherinewilliams5508]

Thank you Michael! Great information.

[@MUSEA]

Thanks! :)

[@LaurenTodd-f2v]

Just curious if you're using the PVA glue, why is the tape in the roller needed?

[@phdr754]

Great steps.....products. Uh..... Me...and at least 500 other people would place the print "just off". When we finally flipped it over it would be a little bit crooked. I had to chuckle when you even glued it without checking your work.

[@tallboycan]

I’ve seen a lot of KZbin videos on matting prints and read books on the subject, and I’ve never seen glue used before. Seems like it is redundant with the ATG tape.

[@TannehillPhoto]

Great Video. Thanks.

[@MUSEA]

I appreciate that! Thanks for watching.

[@edwin_art_studio414]

That's awesome

[@keckshawz]

Thanks for sharing; great tutorial! What’s the recommended substrate and process for floating a print within a mat?

[@MUSEA]

Thanks for watching! You can float a print onto 100% Cotton Museum Mat Board using the ATG Gold Transfer Tape or a product like Beva - www.talasonline.com/Beva-371-Film

[@keckshawz]

MUSEA You’re welcome! Great; I appreciate your reply!

[@naturetherapyfilms]

Hi Michael very good and valuable info thank you. Can you direct me on your website or the place where I can order the material you use for putting together the mat please. I can not find it on your website. I am referring to the glue tape and the other type of glue you use. Thank you Sr

[@johnrobertd748]

Clean hands, you're not totally fine. There is oil in those hands. You should always use white cotton gloves