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Thread: AZO Mounting

  1. #11

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    Re: AZO Mounting

    Often you can get a deal on Craig's List in big cities or Ebay local pick up because the shipping is so expensive. Besides, how do you store curled prints? Over your life, you might spend more on archival storage boxes for curled prints than you would on boxes + dry mount press + flattened prints.

  2. #12

    Cool Re: AZO Mounting

    Prints don't show well unless they are mounted. A small dry mount press, 11x14 should be found for less than $100 in a local shop.
    Spending the $$ for AZO, you should get one.

  3. #13

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    Re: AZO Mounting

    My dry mount press is just about the only photo item that is still going strong 25 years later. I purchased mine new from B&H in the early 80's

    Buy one!

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