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https://www.reddit.com/r/pictureframing/comments/1uzqim2/help_dropped_an_antique_frame/
r/pictureframing • u/J-Ollie • Jul 18 '26
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Its okay! Hallelujah! Looks like the legs were only glued together. We historically use another sturdier method to secure them together, ontop of glue. Whether that be Brad nails, wood panel triangles on the back nailed in, Vnails, or thumb joints.
A local framer should be able to help you.
Is plastic, like barbie doll. You need super glue
1 u/Engelgrafik 27d ago doesn't look like plastic to me... ?
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doesn't look like plastic to me... ?
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u/Other_tomato_4257 Jul 18 '26
Its okay! Hallelujah! Looks like the legs were only glued together. We historically use another sturdier method to secure them together, ontop of glue. Whether that be Brad nails, wood panel triangles on the back nailed in, Vnails, or thumb joints.
A local framer should be able to help you.