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Mylar poster sleeves, by ricosg11 on Apr 19, 2007 22:59:57 GMT 1, Hey guys,
I had a few huuuge prints lying around in tubes waiting to be framed (applause, Judgement Day) and I wanted to be able to flatten them before going off to the framers (its gonna be awhile cause they are gonna cost a fortune). I couldnt find acid free mylar sleeves big enough anywhere...Until now.... They will only sell a minimum of 6 of each size but they have 40 x 50 inches and 40 x 60 inches with bound edges and curragated plastic backing boards that are pretty thick. The 40 x 50inch ones were $22usd each plus tax and stuff. The price put me off a little but I took the plunge and picked up 6 of the 40 x 50. Money well spent, I can finally look at the prints when I feel like it and they will be crisp and flat when I take them to be framed. Here is the link. They are in brooklyn, I went to pick em up myself.
www.jordanspecialty.com
click on print sleeves, acid free. Thought some people may have been in my boat.
Scott
Hey guys, I had a few huuuge prints lying around in tubes waiting to be framed (applause, Judgement Day) and I wanted to be able to flatten them before going off to the framers (its gonna be awhile cause they are gonna cost a fortune). I couldnt find acid free mylar sleeves big enough anywhere...Until now.... They will only sell a minimum of 6 of each size but they have 40 x 50 inches and 40 x 60 inches with bound edges and curragated plastic backing boards that are pretty thick. The 40 x 50inch ones were $22usd each plus tax and stuff. The price put me off a little but I took the plunge and picked up 6 of the 40 x 50. Money well spent, I can finally look at the prints when I feel like it and they will be crisp and flat when I take them to be framed. Here is the link. They are in brooklyn, I went to pick em up myself. www.jordanspecialty.com click on print sleeves, acid free. Thought some people may have been in my boat. Scott |
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Mylar poster sleeves, by classy on Apr 20, 2007 2:39:56 GMT 1, Thank you for that! ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D
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Mylar poster sleeves, by carlito on May 3, 2007 15:27:34 GMT 1, it's glycee prints you need to be careful with in mylar, so yes best to be safe
it's glycee prints you need to be careful with in mylar, so yes best to be safe
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Mylar poster sleeves, by Daniel Silk on May 3, 2007 16:51:02 GMT 1, it's glycee prints you need to be careful with in mylar, so yes best to be safe
Yeah, I guess as long as the paper and printing is soft, it should be OK, but if the ink/paint has any sort of shine it might stick?  Varnish  that could also be a problem 
it's glycee prints you need to be careful with in mylar, so yes best to be safe Yeah, I guess as long as the paper and printing is soft, it should be OK, but if the ink/paint has any sort of shine it might stick? Varnish that could also be a problem |
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Do I really need to? Has anyone had a print stick to a sleeve before? 
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