amicie
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Help with storing Banksy prints, by amicie on Oct 20, 2013 11:48:36 GMT 1, Hi I have 2 banksy prints which need to be stored while I'm away. They are a grin reaper & a rat. They're both signed & have pest control so it's important to keep them immaculate. Is it best to keep them in frames and risk glass breakage or take them out & roll them up??
Hi I have 2 banksy prints which need to be stored while I'm away. They are a grin reaper & a rat. They're both signed & have pest control so it's important to keep them immaculate. Is it best to keep them in frames and risk glass breakage or take them out & roll them up??
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mawge
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Help with storing Banksy prints, by mawge on Oct 20, 2013 11:52:02 GMT 1, Never keep prints rolled
if they are framed professionally to a good standard with museum glass id say keep them in the frames
Never keep prints rolled
if they are framed professionally to a good standard with museum glass id say keep them in the frames
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Warm Gun
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Help with storing Banksy prints, by Warm Gun on Oct 20, 2013 11:52:39 GMT 1, Don't roll them up. If you have to you could take them out and store them flat in an acid free sleeve in a portfolio.
Don't roll them up. If you have to you could take them out and store them flat in an acid free sleeve in a portfolio.
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leaky217
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Help with storing Banksy prints, by leaky217 on Oct 20, 2013 11:53:46 GMT 1, I'll save them for you !
I'll save them for you !
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Help with storing Banksy prints, by Deleted on Oct 20, 2013 12:00:11 GMT 1, Hi I have 2 banksy prints which need to be stored while I'm away. They are a grin reaper & a rat. They're both signed & have pest control so it's important to keep them immaculate. Is it best to keep them in frames and risk glass breakage or take them out & roll them up??
Hi I have 2 banksy prints which need to be stored while I'm away. They are a grin reaper & a rat. They're both signed & have pest control so it's important to keep them immaculate. Is it best to keep them in frames and risk glass breakage or take them out & roll them up?? Give them as they are to a friend to look after for you while you are away. |
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Help with storing Banksy prints, by Deleted on Oct 20, 2013 12:04:05 GMT 1, Hi I have 2 banksy prints which need to be stored while I'm away. They are a grin reaper & a rat. They're both signed & have pest control so it's important to keep them immaculate. Is it best to keep them in frames and risk glass breakage or take them out & roll them up??
Every day we get people coming on this forum asking the most mind-numbingly stupid questions because they can't be arsed to just do a bit of research. The answers you need to this any most other questions are in this forum - take responsibility and do some f'in' homework!
Hi I have 2 banksy prints which need to be stored while I'm away. They are a grin reaper & a rat. They're both signed & have pest control so it's important to keep them immaculate. Is it best to keep them in frames and risk glass breakage or take them out & roll them up?? Do what ever you think is best. Is this really something you can't work out? Every day we get people coming on this forum asking the most mind-numbingly stupid questions because they can't be arsed to just do a bit of research. The answers you need to this any most other questions are in this forum - take responsibility and do some f'in' homework! |
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londonboy
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Help with storing Banksy prints, by londonboy on Oct 20, 2013 12:45:15 GMT 1,
You beat me to it 
You beat me to it |
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craigf
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Help with storing Banksy prints, by craigf on Oct 20, 2013 12:59:29 GMT 1, Best bet is to leave them with me hung on the wall, they will be insured and loved.
Best bet is to leave them with me hung on the wall, they will be insured and loved.
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Quinnster
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Help with storing Banksy prints, by Quinnster on Oct 20, 2013 13:15:19 GMT 1, When I was between houses I left mine in frames at my parents house.
My portfolio is still there....
When I was between houses I left mine in frames at my parents house.
My portfolio is still there....
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anodyne13
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Help with storing Banksy prints, by anodyne13 on Oct 20, 2013 16:29:28 GMT 1, If they are already flat, buy a mylar sleeve that will fit the print and put the print inside it. Then buy a rigid portfolio box or even an architectural flat file. The flat files are a bit expensive, but not realtive to the prints especially if you have other ones
If they are already flat, buy a mylar sleeve that will fit the print and put the print inside it. Then buy a rigid portfolio box or even an architectural flat file. The flat files are a bit expensive, but not realtive to the prints especially if you have other ones
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Help with storing Banksy prints, by Deleted on Oct 21, 2013 6:50:08 GMT 1, Hi I have 2 banksy prints which need to be stored while I'm away. They are a grin reaper & a rat. They're both signed & have pest control so it's important to keep them immaculate. Is it best to keep them in frames and risk glass breakage or take them out & roll them up?? Do what ever you think is best. Is this really something you can't work out? Every day we get people coming on this forum asking the most mind-numbingly stupid questions because they can't be arsed to just do a bit of research. The answers you need to this any most other questions are in this forum - take responsibility and do some f'in' homework! 
"Every day we get people" - I hope you keep a register of those every-day-mind-numbingly people for your records because I don't agree with the "every day"... may be once or twice a month 
Keep them flat; so either in frame either in sleeve. If you are worried about the glass, just replace glass with perspex at your framer. Otherwise, just resell them here.
Hi I have 2 banksy prints which need to be stored while I'm away. They are a grin reaper & a rat. They're both signed & have pest control so it's important to keep them immaculate. Is it best to keep them in frames and risk glass breakage or take them out & roll them up?? Do what ever you think is best. Is this really something you can't work out? Every day we get people coming on this forum asking the most mind-numbingly stupid questions because they can't be arsed to just do a bit of research. The answers you need to this any most other questions are in this forum - take responsibility and do some f'in' homework! A nice welcome from Sean "Every day we get people" - I hope you keep a register of those every-day-mind-numbingly people for your records because I don't agree with the "every day"... may be once or twice a month Keep them flat; so either in frame either in sleeve. If you are worried about the glass, just replace glass with perspex at your framer. Otherwise, just resell them here. |
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amicie
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Help with storing Banksy prints, by amicie on Oct 24, 2013 16:02:09 GMT 1, Many thanks for those with the useful answers which I shall heed. I won't be selling them through Urban Art Association for the time being as one gets people like 'Sean' and I would be upset if loved pieces should ever fall into the wrong hands.
Many thanks for those with the useful answers which I shall heed. I won't be selling them through Urban Art Association for the time being as one gets people like 'Sean' and I would be upset if loved pieces should ever fall into the wrong hands.
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Help with storing Banksy prints, by Deleted on Oct 24, 2013 17:16:28 GMT 1, Many thanks for those with the useful answers which I shall heed. I won't be selling them through Urban Art Association for the time being as one gets people like 'Sean' and I would be upset if loved pieces should ever fall into the wrong hands.
I am however on the naughty step for my cheeky response.
Many thanks for those with the useful answers which I shall heed. I won't be selling them through Urban Art Association for the time being as one gets people like 'Sean' and I would be upset if loved pieces should ever fall into the wrong hands. Think there's more important things in this world to get upset about than a couple of bits of paper with some ink on them and who owns them. I am however on the naughty step for my cheeky response. |
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