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  • cp3iverson
    cp3iverson Posts: 8,702
    Just picked this up...

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  • ST66483
    ST66483 Posts: 891
    Nice job on the Portland
  • JH306068
    JH306068 Posts: 121
    I am looking to frame about 5 posters and do not want to spend 300-500 per poster to get it professionally done. I have not framed anything in quite some time, but when I went to frame my Edmonton 11 on American Frames it was like $150.00. I guess my questions are, does that sound right cost wise? Is there a better place to go? What else do I need besides a Mat and frame?

    Honestly, I have no idea what I am doing any help would be greatly appreciated. I have some nice valuable posters that I do not want laying around anymore. Thanks in advance!!
  • JH306068
    JH306068 Posts: 121
    I am looking to frame about 5 posters and do not want to spend 300-500 per poster to get it professionally done. I have not framed anything in quite some time, but when I went to frame my Edmonton 11 on American Frames it was like $150.00. I guess my questions are, does that sound right cost wise? Is there a better place to go? What else do I need besides a Mat and frame?

    Honestly, I have no idea what I am doing any help would be greatly appreciated. I have some nice valuable posters that I do not want laying around anymore. Thanks in advance!!
  • eRock10
    eRock10 Posts: 120
    Lookin for some advice here. I had put one of my posters in a cheap frame temporarily till I can afford to get it done better. Just took it out to move and it looks like bacon. Anyone have any ideas on fixing this, or is it shot? Thanks
  • ski-bum
    ski-bum Boston Posts: 1,024
    sandercock.erik said:

    Lookin for some advice here. I had put one of my posters in a cheap frame temporarily till I can afford to get it done better. Just took it out to move and it looks like bacon. Anyone have any ideas on fixing this, or is it shot? Thanks

    Cheap frame = Acid
    ouch
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  • eRock10
    eRock10 Posts: 120
    ski-bum said:

    sandercock.erik said:

    Lookin for some advice here. I had put one of my posters in a cheap frame temporarily till I can afford to get it done better. Just took it out to move and it looks like bacon. Anyone have any ideas on fixing this, or is it shot? Thanks

    Cheap frame = Acid
    ouch

    Well I replaced the normal backing with Acid-free, and it's only been about 5 months (my Tampa '16) just looks like moisture got to it , must not have been sealed well enough? Just wondering if anyone has experience/knows any way to fix it before I start looking for a new one
  • DavidD
    DavidD Posts: 2,558
    It sounds like it's wavy because of the way it was framed. The poster is standing upright and eventually gravity starts taking effect. You can Sangwich it between two pieces of cardboard that are either the same size or bigger than the poster itself.
    Even posters that are professionally framed can't have this happen to them over a great amount of time. As long as there's no creases you can flatten it back out again.
  • DavidD
    DavidD Posts: 2,558
    edited November 2016
    And make sure the print never touches the glass. The ink can stick to it over time. You can use acid-free tape from the back of the print to the cardboard to keep it upright
    Hope this helps
  • eRock10
    eRock10 Posts: 120
    DavidD said:

    And make sure the print never touches the glass. The ink can stick to it over time. You can use acid-free tape from the back of the print to the cardboard to keep it upright
    Hope this helps

    I'll give it a shot, thanks!
  • cp3iverson
    cp3iverson Posts: 8,702
    ST66483 said:

    Nice job on the Portland

    Thanks. Very pleased with how it came out. Probably my fav Emek PJ poster
  • crookedcross
    crookedcross Right Near Da Beach, Boiii Posts: 1,546
    Are there 12x36 frames? All I see at stores are 11.75x36 frames. Anyone know if you can shove that extra quarter inch in there? Yea yea... that's what she said.
  • on2legs
    on2legs Posts: 15,985
    crookedcross said:

    Are there 12x36 frames? All I see at stores are 11.75x36 frames. Anyone know if you can shove that extra quarter inch in there? Yea yea... that's what she said.

    Won't work unless you trim it and I wouldn't recommend that. I tried to use one for my munk one Toronto from 2011. Had to return it and got a custom frame from American frame.
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  • crookedcross
    crookedcross Right Near Da Beach, Boiii Posts: 1,546
    on2legs said:

    crookedcross said:

    Are there 12x36 frames? All I see at stores are 11.75x36 frames. Anyone know if you can shove that extra quarter inch in there? Yea yea... that's what she said.

    Won't work unless you trim it and I wouldn't recommend that. I tried to use one for my munk one Toronto from 2011. Had to return it and got a custom frame from American frame.
    Thanks
  • LowLight21
    LowLight21 Posts: 42
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  • LowLight21
    LowLight21 Posts: 42
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  • cp3iverson
    cp3iverson Posts: 8,702
    Nice job on the Faile! I might use the black/red theme on mine

    To the guy looking for framing help --I rarely frame posters as well so i took a chance with Hobby Lobby this weekend because of the UV glass and acid free mat/backing. $86 after 50%off frames and 40% off mats coupons. Im happy with it. Watched them the whole time. Better job than i couldve done and very careful with it.
  • Indifference71
    Indifference71 Chicago Posts: 14,913
    cp3iverson said:



    To the guy looking for framing help --I rarely frame posters as well so i took a chance with Hobby Lobby this weekend because of the UV glass and acid free mat/backing. $86 after 50%off frames and 40% off mats coupons. Im happy with it. Watched them the whole time. Better job than i couldve done and very careful with it.

    Yep. I've had a bunch of posters framed at Hobby Lobby and they've done a great job for a reasonable price.

    You actually watched them frame the poster?? I usually just drop mine off and pick it up a few days later whenever it's done.
  • fl4tdriven
    fl4tdriven Moscow, PA Posts: 332
    edited November 2016
    This was done at hobby lobby. Very happy with the way it came out. I believe I paid around $150, but 3 different color mat and the tickets/sticker are to blame for that.

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  • Ninetytworules
    Ninetytworules Boston Posts: 454
    Did this myself from American Frame.

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