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Framing Advice, by Deleted on Oct 12, 2011 21:02:23 GMT 1, what a great idea! I really hope you guys get this of the ground, if I was in the UK I would def. be using this great offer. 99% of the Obey prints need these simple frames anyway!
what a great idea! I really hope you guys get this of the ground, if I was in the UK I would def. be using this great offer. 99% of the Obey prints need these simple frames anyway!
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gardenerben
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Framing Advice, by gardenerben on Oct 12, 2011 21:07:13 GMT 1, Excellent idea - I'm in for the full UV.
Excellent idea - I'm in for the full UV.
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Karl Read
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Framing Advice, by Karl Read on Oct 12, 2011 22:13:31 GMT 1, I got these done by MFM a couple of weeks ago, turned out great. I got a load more i could do with getting done too. They are hard to photograph because of the light. The print sits right back from the glass, looks really smart.
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njr911
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Framing Advice, by njr911 on Oct 14, 2011 16:29:27 GMT 1, If I ever manage to score an Obey I like i'll be in 
If I ever manage to score an Obey I like i'll be in |
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kevkevkev
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Framing Advice, by kevkevkev on Oct 15, 2011 10:01:53 GMT 1, great idea. the only fairey i have scored was DOH 1 and that was a hell of a battle to get on drop day. but its only worth like 150 max. so not worth me spending another 150 on a frame job. 60 is a great price.
great idea. the only fairey i have scored was DOH 1 and that was a hell of a battle to get on drop day. but its only worth like 150 max. so not worth me spending another 150 on a frame job. 60 is a great price.
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Framing Advice, by Deleted on Oct 15, 2011 11:10:16 GMT 1, Great deal for forum members connecta1 , well done.
Great deal for forum members connecta1 , well done.
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rowan
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Framing Advice, by rowan on Oct 15, 2011 11:51:55 GMT 1, I have two obeys up in my living rooms, and enjoy looking at them every day!... Nice
I have two obeys up in my living rooms, and enjoy looking at them every day!... Nice
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Framing Advice, by des77 on Oct 19, 2011 16:28:04 GMT 1, has anyone started a list for these ?
has anyone started a list for these ?
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connecta1
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Framing Advice, by connecta1 on Oct 19, 2011 16:31:20 GMT 1, ...happy to do so, pm me details etc. if we get an order for 10+ we can share the discount
...happy to do so, pm me details etc. if we get an order for 10+ we can share the discount
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Framing Advice, by des77 on Oct 19, 2011 16:43:19 GMT 1, ...happy to do so, pm me details etc. if we get an order for 10+ we can share the discount
sound, im going to go through all my unframed pieces tonight and will get back to you pretty soon
...happy to do so, pm me details etc. if we get an order for 10+ we can share the discount sound, im going to go through all my unframed pieces tonight and will get back to you pretty soon |
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murdock
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Framing Advice, by murdock on Oct 19, 2011 16:54:01 GMT 1, Any shipping options (inside EU)?
Btw: Great thinking there, connecta 
Any shipping options (inside EU)? Btw: Great thinking there, connecta |
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Framing Advice, by maumau93 on Oct 19, 2011 17:01:21 GMT 1, when do the orders have to be in?
when do the orders have to be in?
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Framing Advice, by des77 on Oct 19, 2011 17:12:33 GMT 1, when do the orders have to be in?
Connecta has very generously offered to start a list, I can only guess but I presume the offer is shut once at least 10 pieces are committed.
when do the orders have to be in? Connecta has very generously offered to start a list, I can only guess but I presume the offer is shut once at least 10 pieces are committed. |
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connecta1
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Framing Advice, by connecta1 on Oct 19, 2011 18:15:43 GMT 1, ...no idea on shipping options, this would have to discussed directly with Gary
To save to-ing and fro-ing, if you are interested, PM me how many you want, your email, postal address etc.
I'll compile the names and give the entire order over to Gary when I have 10+
...no idea on shipping options, this would have to discussed directly with Gary
To save to-ing and fro-ing, if you are interested, PM me how many you want, your email, postal address etc.
I'll compile the names and give the entire order over to Gary when I have 10+
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connecta1
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Framing Advice, by connecta1 on Oct 19, 2011 18:16:55 GMT 1, ...no time limit on this by the way, I'm in for a couple at first but will be back for more when funds allow (and I have some walls)
...no time limit on this by the way, I'm in for a couple at first but will be back for more when funds allow (and I have some walls)
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psycho666
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Framing Advice, by psycho666 on Nov 22, 2011 22:41:33 GMT 1, I'm going to finally frame a print that I've had for some time. I've got the frame (Ikea) and I'm buying a custom mount online. I've tested to see how the print looks in the frame but noticed that the print slips down in the large frame.
I don't want to glue anything but is it normal to add a bit of tape at the top and bottom to stop it from moving?
Any advice would be appreciated.
Many thanks,
Psycho666
I'm going to finally frame a print that I've had for some time. I've got the frame (Ikea) and I'm buying a custom mount online. I've tested to see how the print looks in the frame but noticed that the print slips down in the large frame. I don't want to glue anything but is it normal to add a bit of tape at the top and bottom to stop it from moving? Any advice would be appreciated. Many thanks, Psycho666 |
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iamzero
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Framing Advice, by iamzero on Nov 22, 2011 23:01:18 GMT 1, Just out of interest kimble how do you prefer that your prints stay in place if you don't like tape?
Just out of interest kimble how do you prefer that your prints stay in place if you don't like tape?
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curiousgeorge
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Framing Advice, by curiousgeorge on Nov 22, 2011 23:43:59 GMT 1, Kimble is true in many ways though ideally japanese paper hinges at the top as well as mylar corners (varies from country to country, In the States it's not unusual to use mylar corners and also along the bottom edge and all on show too
Personally I always aim to for true preservation framing and divide the cost over the years of enjoyment and dare I say it peace of mind
Kimble is true in many ways though ideally japanese paper hinges at the top as well as mylar corners (varies from country to country, In the States it's not unusual to use mylar corners and also along the bottom edge and all on show too
Personally I always aim to for true preservation framing and divide the cost over the years of enjoyment and dare I say it peace of mind
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psycho666
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Framing Advice, by psycho666 on Nov 23, 2011 18:01:50 GMT 1, Thanks for the replies.
You got me thinking and I remembered how a print was sent to me from White Cube. They used folded paper that fitted over the corners of the print and then they were taped to the wooden backing.
I might try something similar and cut the corners off some envelopes and then add those to the corners of the print and then tape them to the mount. Therefor the tape won't touch the actual print.
Psycho666
Thanks for the replies. You got me thinking and I remembered how a print was sent to me from White Cube. They used folded paper that fitted over the corners of the print and then they were taped to the wooden backing. I might try something similar and cut the corners off some envelopes and then add those to the corners of the print and then tape them to the mount. Therefor the tape won't touch the actual print. Psycho666 |
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chichi carter
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Framing Advice, by chichi carter on Nov 23, 2011 21:41:23 GMT 1, Nice one Murdock! Love the coloured spacer.
Nice one Murdock! Love the coloured spacer.
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murdock
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Framing Advice, by murdock on Nov 23, 2011 22:05:19 GMT 1, Thanks, carter
Thanks, carter |
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sal
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Framing Advice, by sal on Nov 23, 2011 22:51:16 GMT 1, yup, nice indeed.. I was actually thinking of color spacer as well.. hope I'll get to framing mine one of these days...
yup, nice indeed.. I was actually thinking of color spacer as well.. hope I'll get to framing mine one of these days...
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Dr Plip
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Framing Advice, by Dr Plip on Nov 23, 2011 23:33:49 GMT 1, I feel for you. We got a call from one of our drivers one night, saying he'd hit a badger.
When we got there, the front of the car was pretty much destroyed, and there was the corpse of a very dead Badger slowly being dragged away into the bushes by another Badger, and Phil, a 16-stone taxi driver bawling his eyes out.
A traumatic night for all involved. It got worse though. Phil didn't have an art collection to help cover his loss of earnings for the next fortnight.
I feel for you. We got a call from one of our drivers one night, saying he'd hit a badger.
When we got there, the front of the car was pretty much destroyed, and there was the corpse of a very dead Badger slowly being dragged away into the bushes by another Badger, and Phil, a 16-stone taxi driver bawling his eyes out.
A traumatic night for all involved. It got worse though. Phil didn't have an art collection to help cover his loss of earnings for the next fortnight.
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Framing Advice, by maumau93 on Nov 23, 2011 23:59:58 GMT 1, ^ wrong thread i think 
^ wrong thread i think |
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decorum
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Framing Advice, by decorum on Nov 24, 2011 0:18:40 GMT 1, I feel for you. We got a call from one of our drivers one night, saying he'd hit a badger. When we got there, the front of the car was pretty much destroyed, and there was the corpse of a very dead Badger slowly being dragged away into the bushes by another Badger, and Phil, a 16-stone taxi driver bawling his eyes out. A traumatic night for all involved. It got worse though. Phil didn't have an art collection to help cover his loss of earnings for the next fortnight.
Hahahaha!
That's brilliant - great context in this thread.
I feel for you. We got a call from one of our drivers one night, saying he'd hit a badger. When we got there, the front of the car was pretty much destroyed, and there was the corpse of a very dead Badger slowly being dragged away into the bushes by another Badger, and Phil, a 16-stone taxi driver bawling his eyes out. A traumatic night for all involved. It got worse though. Phil didn't have an art collection to help cover his loss of earnings for the next fortnight. Hahahaha! That's brilliant - great context in this thread. |
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Rsyok
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Framing Advice, by Rsyok on Nov 24, 2011 0:20:40 GMT 1, Murdock, that looks a lot better than in a folder nice
Murdock, that looks a lot better than in a folder nice |
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Hubble Bubble
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Framing Advice, by Hubble Bubble on Nov 24, 2011 8:49:06 GMT 1, All my forum 'buddies' have this... damn... I'm getting an itchy wallet... looks fantastic fellas
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All my forum 'buddies' have this... damn... I'm getting an itchy wallet... looks fantastic fellas
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murdock
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Framing Advice, by murdock on Nov 24, 2011 11:10:27 GMT 1, Thanks hubb! After seeing this in the flesh, I knew this HAD to go on the wall!
And a very very special thanks to rsyok! You know why, buddy
Thanks hubb! After seeing this in the flesh, I knew this HAD to go on the wall! And a very very special thanks to rsyok! You know why, buddy |
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misterx
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Framing Advice, by misterx on Nov 24, 2011 11:19:41 GMT 1, 
Mine.
Straight in, TruVue museum and no mats.
Mine. Straight in, TruVue museum and no mats. |
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