Fuzzyduck121
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UV Protection Glass โข Museum Glass, by Fuzzyduck121 on Jan 14, 2023 23:32:20 GMT 1, I can also vouch for Gary mister frame man
Never letโs you down
Iโve used various framers and still do from time to time but Gary is the best in my view
I can also vouch for Gary mister frame man
Never letโs you down
Iโve used various framers and still do from time to time but Gary is the best in my view
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woobl
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UV Protection Glass โข Museum Glass, by woobl on Jan 15, 2023 5:08:13 GMT 1, I can also vouch for Gary mister frame man Never letโs you down Iโve used various framers and still do from time to time but Gary is the best in my view I second Gary/MFM. Always does a great job and if you're in London, offers a regular collection/drop off service.
I can also vouch for Gary mister frame man Never letโs you down Iโve used various framers and still do from time to time but Gary is the best in my view I second Gary/MFM. Always does a great job and if you're in London, offers a regular collection/drop off service.
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UV Protection Glass โข Museum Glass, by Pete the Post on Jan 15, 2023 9:14:55 GMT 1, Its a scam, possibly = "Last time i bought a sheet of that, i broke it, and it cost me a fortune. So i never buy that stuff in anymore."
As mentioned above, find a decent framer. Id also give MFM a well used seal of approval.
Its a scam, possibly = "Last time i bought a sheet of that, i broke it, and it cost me a fortune. So i never buy that stuff in anymore."
As mentioned above, find a decent framer. Id also give MFM a well used seal of approval.
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gus
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UV Protection Glass โข Museum Glass, by gus on Jan 15, 2023 9:55:52 GMT 1, bit off topic and maybe a stupid question but does mfm just do plain framing or also more custom stuff? and if not does the mister also make / take suggestions? I know nothing about much, and even less about framing or art, but have a few things I want to get framed and the local framer ballsed the last things up, so looking for guidance.
bit off topic and maybe a stupid question but does mfm just do plain framing or also more custom stuff? and if not does the mister also make / take suggestions? I know nothing about much, and even less about framing or art, but have a few things I want to get framed and the local framer ballsed the last things up, so looking for guidance.
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UV Protection Glass โข Museum Glass, by Pete the Post on Jan 15, 2023 10:08:50 GMT 1, bit off topic and maybe a stupid question but does mfm just do plain framing or also more custom stuff? and if not does the mister also make / take suggestions? I know nothing about much, and even less about framing or art, but have a few things I want to get framed and the local framer ballsed the last things up, so looking for guidance. MFM are pro, they will work with you on what you need. Doubt youll struggle to get what you need.
bit off topic and maybe a stupid question but does mfm just do plain framing or also more custom stuff? and if not does the mister also make / take suggestions? I know nothing about much, and even less about framing or art, but have a few things I want to get framed and the local framer ballsed the last things up, so looking for guidance. MFM are pro, they will work with you on what you need. Doubt youll struggle to get what you need.
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Masong
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UV Protection Glass โข Museum Glass, by Masong on Jan 15, 2023 10:11:36 GMT 1, bit off topic and maybe a stupid question but does mfm just do plain framing or also more custom stuff? and if not does the mister also make / take suggestions? I know nothing about much, and even less about framing or art, but have a few things I want to get framed and the local framer ballsed the last things up, so looking for guidance. He does fully custom framing but will also advise if you havenโt got a clue. Iโve used him for years. I also always use museum glass on everything as I feel if itโs good enough to have a space on your wall it needs to look itโs best for the person viewing it.
bit off topic and maybe a stupid question but does mfm just do plain framing or also more custom stuff? and if not does the mister also make / take suggestions? I know nothing about much, and even less about framing or art, but have a few things I want to get framed and the local framer ballsed the last things up, so looking for guidance. He does fully custom framing but will also advise if you havenโt got a clue. Iโve used him for years. I also always use museum glass on everything as I feel if itโs good enough to have a space on your wall it needs to look itโs best for the person viewing it.
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UV Protection Glass โข Museum Glass, by gus on Jan 15, 2023 10:42:04 GMT 1, Thanks both. In this case Museum glass makes the framing cost more than the print itself. Which feels weird. But probably just overthinking it. Will give mfm a try though. They seem cool.
Thanks both. In this case Museum glass makes the framing cost more than the print itself. Which feels weird. But probably just overthinking it. Will give mfm a try though. They seem cool.
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UV Protection Glass โข Museum Glass, by Acme Thunderer on Jan 15, 2023 10:59:19 GMT 1, Thanks both. In this case Museum glass makes the framing cost more than the print itself. Which feels weird. But probably just overthinking it. Will give mfm a try though. They seem cool. As I mentioned earlier, you can go for 99% Artglass which is cheaper than museum glass and still the same UV protection. Ask a quote for both and you can then decide. Iโve got both Artglass and Museum in my house and couldnโt tell the difference. Below is a bit more info for you.
Thanks both. In this case Museum glass makes the framing cost more than the print itself. Which feels weird. But probably just overthinking it. Will give mfm a try though. They seem cool. As I mentioned earlier, you can go for 99% Artglass which is cheaper than museum glass and still the same UV protection. Ask a quote for both and you can then decide. Iโve got both Artglass and Museum in my house and couldnโt tell the difference. Below is a bit more info for you.
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UV Protection Glass โข Museum Glass, by jstjst on Jan 15, 2023 11:00:18 GMT 1, I also vouch for MFM. They have a large framing centre in Norwich and (I think) a smaller one in Cambridge. They will collect/drop off in London. Gary and his team have huge experience, going back many years. They will do custom work. They are local to me and have always been excellent.
I also vouch for MFM. They have a large framing centre in Norwich and (I think) a smaller one in Cambridge. They will collect/drop off in London. Gary and his team have huge experience, going back many years. They will do custom work. They are local to me and have always been excellent.
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UV Protection Glass โข Museum Glass, by SFBM on Jan 15, 2023 11:36:22 GMT 1, Thanks both. In this case Museum glass makes the framing cost more than the print itself. Which feels weird. But probably just overthinking it. Will give mfm a try though. They seem cool. Framing everything with museum glass is a luxury not everyone can easily afford. I use it for high value pieces with other specs of glass depending on what Iโm framing.
I also have UV films on the windows of a couple of rooms where there is a lot on the walls and take care not to hang anything (museum glass or not) in direct sunlight.
Iโve used MFM and heโs good but there are good framers in most areas if you do your homework you can avoid having to ship your art to Norwich for framing. The advantage of a local framer is that you can build a relationship - useful if you need to jump the queue, have an unusual request etc
Thanks both. In this case Museum glass makes the framing cost more than the print itself. Which feels weird. But probably just overthinking it. Will give mfm a try though. They seem cool. Framing everything with museum glass is a luxury not everyone can easily afford. I use it for high value pieces with other specs of glass depending on what Iโm framing. I also have UV films on the windows of a couple of rooms where there is a lot on the walls and take care not to hang anything (museum glass or not) in direct sunlight. Iโve used MFM and heโs good but there are good framers in most areas if you do your homework you can avoid having to ship your art to Norwich for framing. The advantage of a local framer is that you can build a relationship - useful if you need to jump the queue, have an unusual request etc
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orchid
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UV Protection Glass โข Museum Glass, by orchid on Jan 15, 2023 12:24:26 GMT 1, I also vouch for MFM. They have a large framing centre in Norwich and (I think) a smaller one in Cambridge. They will collect/drop off in London. Gary and his team have huge experience, going back many years. They will do custom work. They are local to me and have always been excellent. Check the joins on mfm, not always clean/flush looking, I've talked to others who've had disappointing results sometimes & moved. You pay for what you get with Pauli, Darbyshire, Simon Beaugie etc.
I also vouch for MFM. They have a large framing centre in Norwich and (I think) a smaller one in Cambridge. They will collect/drop off in London. Gary and his team have huge experience, going back many years. They will do custom work. They are local to me and have always been excellent. Check the joins on mfm, not always clean/flush looking, I've talked to others who've had disappointing results sometimes & moved. You pay for what you get with Pauli, Darbyshire, Simon Beaugie etc.
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UV Protection Glass โข Museum Glass, by Newar on Jan 15, 2023 12:53:39 GMT 1, There is also another very efficient and climate friendly solution if you have lot of art
(A nice frame job is always good though but you can pay less on the glass you use)
3M Thinsulate Climate Control 75 filter for your house (maybe the best UV filters of the market)
There is also another very efficient and climate friendly solution if you have lot of art (A nice frame job is always good though but you can pay less on the glass you use) 3M Thinsulate Climate Control 75 filter for your house (maybe the best UV filters of the market)
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UV Protection Glass โข Museum Glass, by its all about me on Jan 15, 2023 12:59:19 GMT 1, I think sometimes people worry about museum glass and preservation too much. Things deteriorate; art, buildings, people, etc. etc. That's part of life. Even priceless works of art in national museums deteriorate over time. Just enjoy your art in the here and now. Don't worry about what condition they will be in, in 30 years time. You probably wont care much for the art you have now in 30 years time anyway.
I think sometimes people worry about museum glass and preservation too much. Things deteriorate; art, buildings, people, etc. etc. That's part of life. Even priceless works of art in national museums deteriorate over time. Just enjoy your art in the here and now. Don't worry about what condition they will be in, in 30 years time. You probably wont care much for the art you have now in 30 years time anyway.
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Masong
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UV Protection Glass โข Museum Glass, by Masong on Jan 15, 2023 13:01:33 GMT 1, Thanks both. In this case Museum glass makes the framing cost more than the print itself. Which feels weird. But probably just overthinking it. Will give mfm a try though. They seem cool. Framing everything with museum glass is a luxury not everyone can easily afford. I use it for high value pieces with other specs of glass depending on what Iโm framing. I also have UV films on the windows of a couple of rooms where there is a lot on the walls and take care not to hang anything (museum glass or not) in direct sunlight. Iโve used MFM and heโs good but there are good framers in most areas if you do your homework you can avoid having to ship your art to Norwich for framing. The advantage of a local framer is that you can build a relationship - useful if you need to jump the queue, have an unusual request etc I totally agree that itโs a bit of a luxury as it is really quite expensive. I tend to buy the 50% extra free vouchers that mfm does in November. It allows me to have the better glass. I also tend to sell a few of the bits off that we all accumulate that will never be framed which also goes towards the framing costs.
Thanks both. In this case Museum glass makes the framing cost more than the print itself. Which feels weird. But probably just overthinking it. Will give mfm a try though. They seem cool. Framing everything with museum glass is a luxury not everyone can easily afford. I use it for high value pieces with other specs of glass depending on what Iโm framing. I also have UV films on the windows of a couple of rooms where there is a lot on the walls and take care not to hang anything (museum glass or not) in direct sunlight. Iโve used MFM and heโs good but there are good framers in most areas if you do your homework you can avoid having to ship your art to Norwich for framing. The advantage of a local framer is that you can build a relationship - useful if you need to jump the queue, have an unusual request etc I totally agree that itโs a bit of a luxury as it is really quite expensive. I tend to buy the 50% extra free vouchers that mfm does in November. It allows me to have the better glass. I also tend to sell a few of the bits off that we all accumulate that will never be framed which also goes towards the framing costs.
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UV Protection Glass โข Museum Glass, by John The Badgers on Jan 15, 2023 19:49:25 GMT 1, Great to read this thread, an interesting art based discussion no less.
I like to frame a few bits myself, small items mainly, post cards etc.
Brampton Framing I have found great to cut to size Museum Glass, quite inexpensive on these smaller items, and well worth it, would certainly recommend.
Great to read this thread, an interesting art based discussion no less.
I like to frame a few bits myself, small items mainly, post cards etc.
Brampton Framing I have found great to cut to size Museum Glass, quite inexpensive on these smaller items, and well worth it, would certainly recommend.
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