Hello everyone

I wanted to get some ideas for this one.

I recently nabbed some plywood shelves.  They were previously used to store
bound newspaper volumes.  They are not painted and are about 20" deep and
each slot is 3-4" wide.  I want to tip them over and use them for framed art
storage.  The slots are too small for me to reach in with a tacking iron and
marvelseal.

I've been debating my options and I'm down to either:
1. cover with ethafoam and just leave it   OR
2. use blue-board or foam core to slide in for the inside walls

I know this will not stop or seal offgassing but -- the shelves would help
with our small budget/small storage situation until we can have something
better (don't know when that'll happen).

Any suggestions or other creative ideas?

Melissa
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