What is the best way to glue this laminated poster to a thick presentation board? I want to make sure it can hold up to a lot of use because velcro pieces will be put on it and pieces will be on and off all year. What can you suggest?
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Hot glue or Velcro may work.
Mod Podge!!! That stuff is amazing! :)
Rubber cement? :)
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Super 77 by 3M is a spray adhesive like no other. You can get it at a hardware store. I'm going to redo my clipboards with it this year!
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The spray is much stronger than a regular spray adhesive. It will definitely hold. Artists use it. I would use it outside or in a well ventilated area. I don't think you can really pick it back up and reposition it. Once it's down it's down. Just take your time with it.
You can take it to a craft store or frame shop and have it dry-mounted. It will be really smooth and very durable. I don't think it's very expensive, and it doesn't take a long time.
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