Hi, I tested before. One mounting master taught me a trick: put the painting in a plastic bag and fasten the bag. Then steam it for a while. Afterwards, mount it. This helps lock the colours on paper.
Another reason to explain the problem is the pigments you use. If you use high grade natural pigments, the colour will not move at all. 🙂 For example, Jiang SiXu Tang´s natural colour chips work extremely well for mounting. For example,
If you want to use industrial pigments, then use paints which are specially for Chinese painting. For example, these colours,
And also, you need to mount after the painting is completely dry.
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