So I got my first masonit mounted print the other day from WHCC. One of the edges is distinctly raised with a lip--looks like it happened during cutting. It's pronounced enough that I don't want to give this print to my client--it doesn't look finished well.
When I talked to WHCC they said that's the way it works--Styrene too because of the preasure they are under during the cutting process. (they were great with the customer service though and shipped me a new one ASAP)
Is this normal? I really liked the finished product, and don't want to use matboard--I had them redo this print with a foamboard and it looks great--I just worry that it might be too thick for my client or easily damaged.
How do your styrene and masonit usually come? Should I just use these options when I plan on doing the framing as well?
Thanks!