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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Vintage Maven, post: 1457231, member: 11768&quot;]I have seen this problem before and have read about some solutions to the problem, the hairdryer on low heat may work, but heat may most certainly harm the photo. Also freezing the photo in the freezer, because the compounds of the photo adhering it to the glass. “I PERSONALLY WOULDN’T TRY EITHER” and I can’t authenticate or recommend either method. I suggest if you have a photo restoration service through local professional photo processors/camera shops the best idea, they may have the expertise, and right chemicals etc to remove it safely, if you want it removed from that particular glass. But, you still have integrity of the signatures to contend with, too risky. Otherwise, the best scenario, keep it on that glass, and buy a new custom over-frame for it, if you are concerned with aesthetics. ❤️Maven[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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