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Adhere the photo corners (sometimes called mounting corners) to your backing board. Remember to use an acid-free backing board and photo corners to avoid harmful acid contact with your art. The corners of your print should slide neatly into the photo corners, keeping the image centered on the mount board.

Begin by brushing on a layer of your Mod Podge directly to the cork board. Make sure you cover the full cork board so the scrapbooking paper will adhere properly. Brush on a light coat of Mod Podge to the back side of your scrapbooking paper and carefully lay it on top of the cork board.

Liquid Nails FUZE-IT adhesive is recommended for all wall tile applications.We encourage the use of low emission eco-friendly products whenever possible with our cork flooring, cork wall tiles, and ceiling tiles.

How to Stick Photos to a Cork Board Without Using ThumbtacksCut a length of foam tape as long as the binder clip is wide.Adhere the strips on the inside of both sides of the binder clip, where the clip pinches together.Open the binder clip.Or peel the backing from each half of self-adhesive fastener tape circles.

It's too porous for the glue to remain on the surface; use Tacky Glue or 3M Double Sided tape (NOT Scotch Scrapbooking tape which is too weak!). ALSO: 3M Clear Removable Mounting Tape DOES NOT STICK TO THE CORK and will cause the board to fall off.

Cut a length of foam tape as long as the binder clip is wide.Adhere the strips on the inside of both sides of the binder clip, where the clip pinches together.Open the binder clip.Or peel the backing from each half of self-adhesive fastener tape circles.

Situate the cork board on the wall and hold it for 30 seconds. Remove the paper covering each strip of mounting tape. Pick up the cork board and align it with the line you drew in pencil. Press the cork board against the wall and hold it there for 30 seconds, giving the adhesive time to work and become stable.