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Keeping your pictures on the straight and narrow (continued)

I feel it behooves me to offer a warning at this point. There's a possibility, even a probability, the mounting tape could damage the finish of your wall, whether paint, plaster, or paper. If you're the type that likes to frequently redecorate or rearrange your house, this method may not be for you. Although there are some instances where the tape won't always stick, this stuff is known to grab on pretty good and not let go. If removal is necessary, use a razor blade, like in Figure D, to avoid pulling the finish off your wall.

FIGURE D


To avoid damaging the wall, use a razor blade to remove the mounting tape. Roll over picture for a larger image.

I can almost guarantee this little technique will keep all your pictures straight as the day you hung them. Even with multi-ton industrial traffic going by my house seven days a week, my pictures haven't moved an inch. Whatever the cause, if you have to regularly straighten the pictures in your house, this little tip may just be the answer you've been looking for. Good luck and good shooting.

Dennis Deery is an independent computer consultant and owner of Irish Rose Consulting, which he founded in 1990. He works with small to mid-size businesses throughout North America to develop custom database software and web sites. While he has worked with industries as varied as aviation, agriculture, e-commerce and engineering, he focuses on helping small rural companies to use information technology to improve their operations. Dennis is also an avid amateur photographer with a number of publications to his credit. You can see more photos at http://www.dennisdeery.com.


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