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JoyBoy prints I put up in DC today

Used UV resistant spray before I put these ones up so hopefully they maintain their color a bit longer

u/quintillionaire_ — 6 days ago
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Looking for Los Angeles wheatpaste work

I’m looking for work wheatpasting. I live in Los Angeles and have been reaching out to companies in the area, but haven’t received any responses back. Is there another way/place to find wheatpasting gigs? I have experience and find it to be extremely fun work. If anyone has leads, please reach out. Thanks!

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u/crashed_economy — 7 days ago
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DC wheatpastes

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u/BirdBro-1997 — 11 days ago
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Online Printers With Good Quality?

Any recommendations for affordable online printers that have decent quality posters? I’m looking to print for wheat pasting in North America

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u/jacobreed — 9 days ago
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wheat pasting in France

I’m trying to find wheat paste available in France. Any suggestions on brands or where to purchase online?

Someone recommended Roman and Golden Harvest, but my associate was unable to find that online in France.

any suggestions / advice greatly appreciated.

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u/bananaworks — 12 days ago
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Printers in LA

Anyone have a good rec for an affordable printer in LA or the general SoCal area? Looking to print 50-100 posters

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u/jacobreed — 11 days ago
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What are the negative side effects for wheat pasting interior “wallpaper”?

I got a lot of this handmade paper with screen printed flowers and I spray adhesive’d them to my plywood walls in my bedroom. Now that it’s summer the edges have started to peel away. If I wheat paste over the wall paper will I encounter any problems? Will it rot? Smell? Be impossible to clean? Am I better off using wallpaper adhesive? On the outlet covers I used MogPog. As an elder punk I want to wheat paste it. But have little experience with indoor applications.

u/Tired_Thumb — 12 days ago