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  • BC62528BC62528 Posts: 224
    Wow - great frame job!
  • demetriosdemetrios Posts: 94,291
    Garv323 said:
    My wife's Christmas gift! I'm swapping the pictures for bigger-sized ones, but huge credit to my buddy for doing the setlist in the same colors along with the Philly skyline above the QR code!




    Love it! 
  • demetriosdemetrios Posts: 94,291


    I had this framed for my daughter she got it as a gift from a dear friend when we attended the show! 

    Nice one, Jose!
  • BSullyBSully Indiana Posts: 1,347
    I'm finally busting out some of my posters to frame or store flat. Some have been stored in tubes for years... some pushing 10 to 15 years. What is everyone's preferred method to get them flat?

    I currently have them curl side down on a flat surface with heavy (soft) weights on top. 

    I've also read about doing reverse rolling, but I don't want to tear them up.

    Any tips besides the obvious wait for 3 months?
    1998: Noblesville, IN 08-17
    2000: Noblesville, IN 08-18
    2003: Noblesville, IN 06-22
    2006: Cincinnati, OH 06-24
    2010: Noblesville, IN 05-07
    2016: Lexington, KY 04-26, Wrigley Field 2 08-22
    2018: Wrigley Field 1 08-18, Wrigley Field 2 08-20
    2022: St. Louis, MO 09-18
    2024: Noblesville, IN 08-26, Wrigley Field 1 08-29, Wrigley Field 2 08-31
  • PinoyPJPinoyPJ Los Angeles, CA Posts: 336
    I had this framed for my daughter she got it as a gift from a dear friend when we attended the show! 
    looks awesome! might have to borrow this combo!
    ride amongst the waves...
  • BSully said:
    I'm finally busting out some of my posters to frame or store flat. Some have been stored in tubes for years... some pushing 10 to 15 years. What is everyone's preferred method to get them flat?

    I currently have them curl side down on a flat surface with heavy (soft) weights on top. 

    I've also read about doing reverse rolling, but I don't want to tear them up.

    Any tips besides the obvious wait for 3 months?

    ITOYA Original Art ProFolio 18x24 Black Photo Album Book with 48 Pages - Protective Binder with Plastic Sleeves


    This is what I used to store all of the posters that I have gathered over the years...you can find it on Amazon...
  • KswheelerKswheeler Philadelphia Posts: 77
    BSully said:
    I'm finally busting out some of my posters to frame or store flat. Some have been stored in tubes for years... some pushing 10 to 15 years. What is everyone's preferred method to get them flat?

    I currently have them curl side down on a flat surface with heavy (soft) weights on top. 

    I've also read about doing reverse rolling, but I don't want to tear them up.

    Any tips besides the obvious wait for 3 months?
    I had two pieces of plexiglass cut 20x26 to flatten my posters out before I frame or transfer to portfolio works great 
  • demetriosdemetrios Posts: 94,291
    BSully said:
    I'm finally busting out some of my posters to frame or store flat. Some have been stored in tubes for years... some pushing 10 to 15 years. What is everyone's preferred method to get them flat?

    I currently have them curl side down on a flat surface with heavy (soft) weights on top. 

    I've also read about doing reverse rolling, but I don't want to tear them up.

    Any tips besides the obvious wait for 3 months?

    ITOYA Original Art ProFolio 18x24 Black Photo Album Book with 48 Pages - Protective Binder with Plastic Sleeves


    This is what I used to store all of the posters that I have gathered over the years...you can find it on Amazon...


    Wish they made 24x36 ones, back then.


  • BSullyBSully Indiana Posts: 1,347
    demetrios said:
    BSully said:
    I'm finally busting out some of my posters to frame or store flat. Some have been stored in tubes for years... some pushing 10 to 15 years. What is everyone's preferred method to get them flat?

    I currently have them curl side down on a flat surface with heavy (soft) weights on top. 

    I've also read about doing reverse rolling, but I don't want to tear them up.

    Any tips besides the obvious wait for 3 months?

    ITOYA Original Art ProFolio 18x24 Black Photo Album Book with 48 Pages - Protective Binder with Plastic Sleeves


    This is what I used to store all of the posters that I have gathered over the years...you can find it on Amazon...


    Wish they made 24x36 ones, back then.


    Thanks, 
    I actually did buy one of these, but they are too curled to put them in yet.
    1998: Noblesville, IN 08-17
    2000: Noblesville, IN 08-18
    2003: Noblesville, IN 06-22
    2006: Cincinnati, OH 06-24
    2010: Noblesville, IN 05-07
    2016: Lexington, KY 04-26, Wrigley Field 2 08-22
    2018: Wrigley Field 1 08-18, Wrigley Field 2 08-20
    2022: St. Louis, MO 09-18
    2024: Noblesville, IN 08-26, Wrigley Field 1 08-29, Wrigley Field 2 08-31
  • BSullyBSully Indiana Posts: 1,347
    Kswheeler said:
    BSully said:
    I'm finally busting out some of my posters to frame or store flat. Some have been stored in tubes for years... some pushing 10 to 15 years. What is everyone's preferred method to get them flat?

    I currently have them curl side down on a flat surface with heavy (soft) weights on top. 

    I've also read about doing reverse rolling, but I don't want to tear them up.

    Any tips besides the obvious wait for 3 months?
    I had two pieces of plexiglass cut 20x26 to flatten my posters out before I frame or transfer to portfolio works great 
    That's a good idea.

    I've also heard of putting them in a more humid place so they absorb moisture, but that scares me.
    1998: Noblesville, IN 08-17
    2000: Noblesville, IN 08-18
    2003: Noblesville, IN 06-22
    2006: Cincinnati, OH 06-24
    2010: Noblesville, IN 05-07
    2016: Lexington, KY 04-26, Wrigley Field 2 08-22
    2018: Wrigley Field 1 08-18, Wrigley Field 2 08-20
    2022: St. Louis, MO 09-18
    2024: Noblesville, IN 08-26, Wrigley Field 1 08-29, Wrigley Field 2 08-31
  • demetriosdemetrios Posts: 94,291
    BSully said:
    demetrios said:
    BSully said:
    I'm finally busting out some of my posters to frame or store flat. Some have been stored in tubes for years... some pushing 10 to 15 years. What is everyone's preferred method to get them flat?

    I currently have them curl side down on a flat surface with heavy (soft) weights on top. 

    I've also read about doing reverse rolling, but I don't want to tear them up.

    Any tips besides the obvious wait for 3 months?

    ITOYA Original Art ProFolio 18x24 Black Photo Album Book with 48 Pages - Protective Binder with Plastic Sleeves


    This is what I used to store all of the posters that I have gathered over the years...you can find it on Amazon...


    Wish they made 24x36 ones, back then.


    Thanks, 
    I actually did buy one of these, but they are too curled to put them in yet.
    Steam roller will help unroll those prints. J/k


  • WranglerWrangler Posts: 97
    Kind of awesome.  I agree with the two songs from the setlist especially I am Mine.
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  • KwienekeKwieneke Indiana Posts: 1,844
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  • Bart.niessenBart.niessen The Netherlands Posts: 22

  • matt84matt84 Posts: 786
    demetrios said:
    Each frame job they do just seems to get worse.

  • Nicely done
  • Not posters per se, but:


    Montreal 98, 00, 03, 05, 11
    Toronto 03, 06, 11
    Ottawa 05, 11
    Quebec 05; Saratoga 00; Boston 04; Toledo 04
    Albany 06; Honolulu 06; Hartford 08
    Costa Rica 11
    London (Ont.), Hartford 13
    Quebec, Fenway 1 + 2 16; London 18
    EV Montreal (2), Berkeley II, Albany, Boston, London (UK)

  • demetriosdemetrios Posts: 94,291
    Not posters per se, but:




  • KswheelerKswheeler Philadelphia Posts: 77
    matt84 said:
    demetrios said:
    Each frame job they do just seems to get worse.
    I think Jim at firehouse does some of the best custom frame jobs I’ve seen makes each poster unique I can’t wait to get something done from him 
  • Jimmydean55Jimmydean55 Posts: 1,444


    Had to get my purple elephant re-done as I originally framed the variant w/ticket stub. They didn’t have the original purple mat I used, but I thought this one looked cool and I’m happy with how it turned out. 
  • LoujoeLoujoe Posts: 10,357
    demetrios said:
    pretty neat pretty neat. Pretty good pretty good
  • demetriosdemetrios Posts: 94,291


    Had to get my purple elephant re-done as I originally framed the variant w/ticket stub. They didn’t have the original purple mat I used, but I thought this one looked cool and I’m happy with how it turned out. 

    Nice!!
  • Shaindli1Shaindli1 MA Posts: 851
    I'm finally planning to get my Fenway posters framed. Never done it before. I was thinking Michael's. Does anyone know the estimate cost?
  • Jimmydean55Jimmydean55 Posts: 1,444
    demetrios said:


    Had to get my purple elephant re-done as I originally framed the variant w/ticket stub. They didn’t have the original purple mat I used, but I thought this one looked cool and I’m happy with how it turned out. 

    Nice!!
    Thanks!
  • Jimmydean55Jimmydean55 Posts: 1,444
    Shaindli1 said:
    I'm finally planning to get my Fenway posters framed. Never done it before. I was thinking Michael's. Does anyone know the estimate cost?
    I go there for all my posters. Go to their website and click on coupons and wait for a 70% discount or a 65% discount. They update coupons weekly. I use the same frame and masterpiece (museum) glass. A double mat will run around $250-$275 with a discount. You can go with cheaper glass and a frame to lower the price. 
  • demetriosdemetrios Posts: 94,291

    While I am waiting for my PJ guitar to be completed. I picked up two prints from the framer today!

    That Florida poster is wicked. 
  • andrew68andrew68 Toronto Posts: 1,841

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