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The increasingly popular finishing techniques of laminating and face-mounting photographs and their effect on the long-term stability of the prints have not been extensively studied. In a preliminary investigation, colour photographs (unmounted, laminated, and face-mounted) were subjected to accelerated light- and dark-aging tests. In addition, samples of both unmounted and face-mounted prints underwent quantification of acetic (ethanoic) acid off-gassing. Face-mounted photographs were more sensitive to light than unmounted ones but showed better dark stability. Laminates with ultraviolet inhibitors slowed the light-fading of the prints. Acetic acid is off-gassed by acetoxy-curing silicone rubbers used in facemounting and escapes from the edges of the prints at a rate which is partially governed by storage temperature.
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