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    What a beautiful project, just love it with this new designed hybrid frame. For the freeze did you consider to transfer the print onto the wood using mod podge? You have to print on paper in mirror image. Apply mod popgeschiedenis to the wood and on the printed surface. Ensure the complete image is glued. Let it dry. And finally make the paper wet and carefully rub the paper away with water. The only that remains afterwards is the image. Finally apply a layer of lacquere to protect it. It works perfectly and looks like really painted on the surface.

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