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I think you might be right thick_mike - there is some tolerance in terms of how flat it is, it has to appear as a completely single object though i.e. can't see the joins or the wood grain. I know you can buy pre-made frames like what I am after in big supermarkets beginning with S, but I need a...

I have thought about buying in moulds already coated, I know there are now a huge range of colours available, but I have never been able to hide the mitred corners of these moulds. Once the mould has been cut and joined - wouldn't I still have to fill that join and as soon as you start sanding...

this certainly sounds like something to consider, the frames don't need to be any particular material, it is purely an aesthetic effect I am trying to achieve - I realise it is going to be a lot of work and I am ok with that, I have until January to get this work done and am willing to put the...

I'd found references to the rustins plastic coat, but again wasn't sure if it was right sort of thing, thanks for the advice though - I have also had a go with a fine poly filler, which is sort of getting there, but still not quite right and doesn't seem to be fine enough. I will persevere!

Hi - This is my first post after weeks of trying to research how to achieve a flawless painted finish on some wooden picture frames, I can't find this in books and the internet has produced lots of different options, which at the moment I am uncertain of. I am an artist and photographer but I...