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I have done this. Place a sheet of corrugated cardboard on top, then slide a piece of cardboard underneath (it helps if you built the puzzle on newspaper). Flip the whole thing over. Use a spray adhesive on the back of the puzzle, then place a FLAT backer, either corrugated cardboard or foam mounting board, over the back and rub thoroughly to ensure adhesion. Once set, flip it back up and trim the backer to fit the puzzle. You can coat the front if desired, One person suggested Mod Podge, which works well. Another possibility is clear varnish. Yellowish varnish can give an antique look, but experiment first to see if you like it. I recommend a solvent base varnish (if you can find it) rather than a water base.Do any of you have either experience or of knowledge of the process for gluing a jigsaw puzzle prior to mounting and framing one?
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I put this one together and want to gift it to my Dad, but can't find a definitive process or the best media to use.