PJ Poster Framing question

Louied825
Louied825 Posts: 132
edited July 2012 in The Porch
Hey guys can anyone recommend a site to order inexpensive frames for pearl jam posters? Just got back from Europe and I am looking to frame some posters and throw them up in my basement. Also what is the standard size of PJ posters?
Thanks in Advance,
Louie
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  • FrankieG
    FrankieG Abingdon MD Posts: 9,100
    Paging The Hoff. 8-)
    CJMST3K is his username, I think.. :?
    He would be able to hook you up, but i am of no help.
    I don't know much about posters...
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  • RKCNDY
    RKCNDY Posts: 31,013
    all the posters vary in size, you will have to measure them.

    then decide if you want a mat for them or no mat.

    with a mat (the white frame around the picture)
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    or no mat:
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    make sure whatever you get is of 'archival' quality, and 'acid free'

    if you don't want the print color to fade, get glass that is UV protected.

    if you don't really care about the posters, then go ahead and pick whatever up at a craft/dollar store.
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  • HollisBrown
    HollisBrown Posts: 4,325
    Louied825 wrote:
    Hey guys can anyone recommend a site to order inexpensive frames for pearl jam posters? Just got back from Europe and I am looking to frame some posters and throw them up in my basement. Also what is the standard size of PJ posters?
    Thanks in Advance,
    Louie
    Michaels has them. Try and find one nearest you.
    http://www.michaels.com/Framing/departm ... lt,sc.html
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  • Meg8686
    Meg8686 Posts: 1,234
    Same here lots of questions, have been recommened the hoff 8-) but i live in the UK and don't want to send them too far, i'm not sure where to start really, websites and things would be handy. Thanks all.
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  • HollisBrown
    HollisBrown Posts: 4,325
    http://www.furthurframes.com/home.htm
    Corey's a great guy. Give him a call.
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  • GB45499
    GB45499 Posts: 232
    HollisBrown wrote:
    http://www.furthurframes.com/home.htm
    Corey's a great guy. Give him a call.

    This place is really close to me!! :D
    I think I need to pay this man a visit!! I'll tell him you sent me! :lol:
  • tremorvoid
    tremorvoid Posts: 528
    i use framesbymail.com not bad prices for perfect fit. and there is no standard size...you have measure each poster...they are most all different and even the ones that are close to a standard size of 18 x 24 are usually like 18.5 x 24.5 so they wont fit unless you destroy the edges.
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  • stargirl69
    stargirl69 Posts: 6,387
    RKCNDY wrote:
    make sure whatever you get is of 'archival' quality, and 'acid free'

    if you don't want the print color to fade, get glass that is UV protected.

    if you don't really care about the posters, then go ahead and pick whatever up at a craft/dollar store.

    I totally agree RKCNDY.I get all my art work/posters done to conservation quality framing,acid free,fade proof and UV glass protected.It is not a cheap option but when I am investing in art and the memory that the posters convey it is important for me that I will have them for a lifetime.
    I'd rather have a couple of posters well framed for life than a dozen that through time slip,fade and erode.
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  • stargirl69
    stargirl69 Posts: 6,387
    Meg8686 wrote:
    Same here lots of questions, have been recommened the hoff 8-) but i live in the UK and don't want to send them too far, i'm not sure where to start really, websites and things would be handy. Thanks all.

    I'd suggest you google 'Guild of Master Framers' in your area,most will give you a free quote and can advise you better if you take the poster in and give you a range of framing options that would suit your price range.

    There is nothing better to make the poster 'pop' than to have it well framed :D
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