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  • mfc2006
    mfc2006 HTOWN Posts: 37,491
    Just framed this one. I ordered the frame from frameiteasy.com & would highly recommend them!
    Also, here’s a pic of the KC 2003 on my wall. Thanks again, @willbarclay!


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  • willbarclay
    willbarclay Ottawa, Canada Posts: 3,298
    Your welcome buddy. Glad to pass on to someone who will love it
  • Buncho224
    Buncho224 Posts: 96
    Thanks to some great people here I scored these beauties! 
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  • BF89905
    BF89905 Posts: 1,448
    James Eads has done many great posters.... Nice work
  • Redrumh2o
    Redrumh2o Boston, MA Posts: 296
    I got a Baroque portfolio for Xmas. I do have to say the quality is outstanding. I filled it up and was able to still keep the giant piece of white foam inside to keep it even more stiff......anyone else do the same?
  • NH168418
    NH168418 Posts: 69
    The frames aren't great, but I just got these handbill flyers that were already framed. They will hopefully get better frames soon.


  • JB56195
    JB56195 Posts: 306
    edited December 2018
    Fresh from the framer.  2xl Harry Caray.  For the framing pros out there I would be interested in feedback.  I got this done at a local shop.  Guys been in the business for 30 years and does a lot of art restoration.  It's UV resistant, museum grade acrylic with acid free backing.  They don't make museum glass this large.  Mounted with acid free linen tape (NOT dry mounted).  He said the problem with a print this size is that it is super prone to warping.  It is mounted without a mat because he felt the mat would be create a large dead space in the middle.  That dead space would likely promote warping due to the weight and sheer size of the gap between the mat edges. Obviously touching the glass is a risk for adherence of the print.  I never see myself removing the print so I thought that was less of a risk than the odds of warping.  Just curious if anyone has framed a 2xl and if anyone had thoughts of doing it differently?
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  • Redrumh2o
    Redrumh2o Boston, MA Posts: 296
    I agree with the mat warping the print, also despite all the chatter on ink transfers,  I've never actually experienced it or seen a picture of it actually happening to someone. I always use UV acrylic and another rumor is that the ink transfer is only a glass problem, or happens less to glass....

    Anyways, congrats and I don't think you have anything to worry about.....enjoy it!
  • on2legs
    on2legs Posts: 15,984
    JB56195 said:
    Fresh from the framer.  2xl Harry Caray.  For the framing pros out there I would be interested in feedback.  I got this done at a local shop.  Guys been in the business for 30 years and does a lot of art restoration.  It's UV resistant, museum grade acrylic with acid free backing.  They don't make museum glass this large.  Mounted with acid free linen tape (NOT dry mounted).  He said the problem with a print this size is that it is super prone to warping.  It is mounted without a mat because he felt the mat would be create a large dead space in the middle.  That dead space would likely promote warping due to the weight and sheer size of the gap between the mat edges. Obviously touching the glass is a risk for adherence of the print.  I never see myself removing the print so I thought that was less of a risk than the odds of warping.  Just curious if anyone has framed a 2xl and if anyone had thoughts of doing it differently?
    Thanks for posting that... how much did it cost if you don’t mind us knowing?
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  • JB56195
    JB56195 Posts: 306
    on2legs said:
    JB56195 said:
    Fresh from the framer.  2xl Harry Caray.  For the framing pros out there I would be interested in feedback.  I got this done at a local shop.  Guys been in the business for 30 years and does a lot of art restoration.  It's UV resistant, museum grade acrylic with acid free backing.  They don't make museum glass this large.  Mounted with acid free linen tape (NOT dry mounted).  He said the problem with a print this size is that it is super prone to warping.  It is mounted without a mat because he felt the mat would be create a large dead space in the middle.  That dead space would likely promote warping due to the weight and sheer size of the gap between the mat edges. Obviously touching the glass is a risk for adherence of the print.  I never see myself removing the print so I thought that was less of a risk than the odds of warping.  Just curious if anyone has framed a 2xl and if anyone had thoughts of doing it differently?
    Thanks for posting that... how much did it cost if you don’t mind us knowing?
    1200.  Majority of cost is the Museum Grade acrylic and the shipping for such a large piece of acyrlic.  I had him frame a total of 23 pieces.  Guy did it pretty close to cost.  Said he didn't feel right marking it up much because it was so expensive and I was more likely to walk away and not get it done. Said he was also thankful because my order was large enough that I helped him make his end of year budget. I was discussing it in one of the facebook groups.  Someone said Ame's cost to frame was 500 but I don't know what materials they were using.  The frame is 63 x 43.5 inches.

    My wife and I were going to commission a piece about this size from an artist in New Mexico.  He said it would cost 700 to properly pack, ship, and insure.  It's super expensive because it has to go freight.  He actually offered to drive it to us from Dallas when he visits his brother.  If we paid 100, cost of gas, and a cheap hotel for the night he would drive it to us in KC.  Said his money was made in making the art. 

    I figure if Ames charges 500 for framing and a piece this big is 700 to ship, I came out ok.  Ended up with museum quality mounting.  Acid free backing, not dry mounted, uv resistant museum acrylic, etc.

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  • pjpjpaul
    pjpjpaul Posts: 1,716
    I put these up in the stairwell today. Looks pretty good. 
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  • Caught-A-Bolt-Of-Lightning
    Caught-A-Bolt-Of-Lightning Posts: 1,336
    pjpjpaul said:
    I put these up in the stairwell today. Looks pretty good. 
    Looks really nice but man oh man...that Hampton poster is so ugly. It will be the last, the very last, poster I frame & hang....
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  • pjpjpaul
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    Caught-A-Bolt-Of-Lightning said:
    pjpjpaul said:
    I put these up in the stairwell today. Looks pretty good. 
    Looks really nice but man oh man...that Hampton poster is so ugly. It will be the last, the very last, poster I frame & hang....
    To each their own I guess. I personally don't see why that poster has received so much hate but we are all welcome to our own opinions/perspectives/interpretations when it comes to art. 
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  • SJD3232
    SJD3232 Posts: 2,203
    pjpjpaul said:
    I put these up in the stairwell today. Looks pretty good. 
    Looks awesome man.  Well done!
  • stanudes
    stanudes Baltimore Posts: 118
    edited January 2019
    Framed this guy up over the weekend. 
    Iron style composite frame. 
    Probably going to change the bottom tan mat to gray in the coming week. 
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  • karl_chihiro
    karl_chihiro Posts: 449
    stanudes said:
    Framed this guy up over the weekend. 
    Iron style composite frame. 
    Probably going to change the bottoms tan mat to gray in the coming week. 
    Really cool, dude.
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  • opsopcopolis
    opsopcopolis Posts: 1,214
    Just got these two back. Decided to go simple for the Fenway. Dark brown frame with off white paper colored matte. I think it turned out really well:

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  • gus stills
    gus stills Posts: 378
    I'm getting quotes for my Istanbul 2xl this week. Acrylic etc. My normal framer said it will be $350 minimum and she had to run numbers. I'll report back. Both framers I talked to said matting it would lead to waffling and didn't seem to think ink transfer with the acrylic would be an issue.
  • mrussel1
    mrussel1 Posts: 30,887
    Caught-A-Bolt-Of-Lightning said:
    pjpjpaul said:
    I put these up in the stairwell today. Looks pretty good. 
    Looks really nice but man oh man...that Hampton poster is so ugly. It will be the last, the very last, poster I frame & hang....
    I don't mind Hampton at all.  In fact,  it's the favorite print of my wife and 20 year old daughter.  It's because our looks like art and not a concert print.  Good print,  great concert. 

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