I've used arttoframes for most of my stuff. They've got a lot of options, are pretty reasonable on price, and you can usually do a quick google search to find a coupon code. I went with their anti-glare plexi on the last one I framed & I'm regretting not doing it on the previous ones.
I've used arttoframes for most of my stuff. They've got a lot of options, are pretty reasonable on price, and you can usually do a quick google search to find a coupon code. I went with their anti-glare plexi on the last one I framed & I'm regretting not doing it on the previous ones.
I'm with you regarding "non-glare UV plexi". Once you've seen a poster framed with it it's hard to go back to regular UV plexi. When I first started doing my own framing I couldn't afford UV plexi so I just used whatever came with the frame and tried not to hang my posters anywhere near direct or even indirect sunlight. Then about a year ago, I started upgrading my earlier frame-ups with UV plexi. Now, I'm upgrading those to "non-glare" UV plexi and it is the ONLY thing I'll frame with from now on!
I've used arttoframes for most of my stuff. They've got a lot of options, are pretty reasonable on price, and you can usually do a quick google search to find a coupon code. I went with their anti-glare plexi on the last one I framed & I'm regretting not doing it on the previous ones.
I'm with you regarding "non-glare UV plexi". Once you've seen a poster framed with it it's hard to go back to regular UV plexi. When I first started doing my own framing I couldn't afford UV plexi so I just used whatever came with the frame and tried not to hang my posters anywhere near direct or even indirect sunlight. Then about a year ago, I started upgrading my earlier frame-ups with UV plexi. Now, I'm upgrading those to "non-glare" UV plexi and it is the ONLY thing I'll frame with from now on!
I need to do this! Need several 22x28's - where do you buy your sheets?
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I've used arttoframes for most of my stuff. They've got a lot of options, are pretty reasonable on price, and you can usually do a quick google search to find a coupon code. I went with their anti-glare plexi on the last one I framed & I'm regretting not doing it on the previous ones.
I'm with you regarding "non-glare UV plexi". Once you've seen a poster framed with it it's hard to go back to regular UV plexi. When I first started doing my own framing I couldn't afford UV plexi so I just used whatever came with the frame and tried not to hang my posters anywhere near direct or even indirect sunlight. Then about a year ago, I started upgrading my earlier frame-ups with UV plexi. Now, I'm upgrading those to "non-glare" UV plexi and it is the ONLY thing I'll frame with from now on!
I need to do this! Need several 22x28's - where do you buy your sheets?
Yep, same here, Art To Frames. That size in non-glare runs just under $40. each. They ship in heavy, super sturdy boxes and it ain't cheap so I usually order 3-4 sheets at a time to help defray the cost per sheet.
Does anyone have a huge portfolio case? I have the one below, but its 18 x 24. Does anyone have something similar that is, say 24 x 36? or would fit 24x36 artwork? I have some posters that are either slightly over 18x24, or some of the old big record store ones that are 24x36 and they wont fit in my current one.
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I need to do this! Need several 22x28's - where do you buy your sheets?
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