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Framers in the Midlands/ Birmingham area, by Deleted on Jan 21, 2011 21:03:58 GMT 1, Finally secured my first propper Banksy (Grey CYW) Thanks for everyones help on here. Now looking to get it framed. I know everyone raves about MFM but its a bit far away for me. Can anyone suggest and good and I mean good framers in the Birmingham / Midlands area?
Thanks in advance.
Finally secured my first propper Banksy (Grey CYW) Thanks for everyones help on here. Now looking to get it framed. I know everyone raves about MFM but its a bit far away for me. Can anyone suggest and good and I mean good framers in the Birmingham / Midlands area?
Thanks in advance.
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Framers in the Midlands/ Birmingham area, by Coach on Jan 21, 2011 22:56:11 GMT 1, Finally secured my first propper Banksy (Grey CYW) Thanks for everyones help on here. Now looking to get it framed. I know everyone raves about MFM but its a bit far away for me. Can anyone suggest and good and I mean good framers in the Birmingham / Midlands area? Thanks in advance.
Fair bit away, but MFM collects and delivers.
Finally secured my first propper Banksy (Grey CYW) Thanks for everyones help on here. Now looking to get it framed. I know everyone raves about MFM but its a bit far away for me. Can anyone suggest and good and I mean good framers in the Birmingham / Midlands area? Thanks in advance. Fair bit away, but MFM collects and delivers. |
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Framers in the Midlands/ Birmingham area, by Deleted on Jan 21, 2011 23:29:48 GMT 1, Great I'll check out the Custard Factory in the morning may contact mfm also.Thanks both for the help.
Great I'll check out the Custard Factory in the morning may contact mfm also.Thanks both for the help.
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Framers in the Midlands/ Birmingham area, by Deleted on Jan 25, 2011 22:31:56 GMT 1, Off tomorrow to sort out my cyw framing. Have decided on black frame for mine with conservation glass (can't afford museum glass) Anything else I should ask for?
Off tomorrow to sort out my cyw framing. Have decided on black frame for mine with conservation glass (can't afford museum glass) Anything else I should ask for?
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Framers in the Midlands/ Birmingham area, by don on Jan 25, 2011 22:55:02 GMT 1, Got my frame today 75 x75 10mm black ali 
Triple mount blk/graphite/grey
Glass should be ready this week
Got my frame today 75 x75 10mm black ali Triple mount blk/graphite/grey Glass should be ready this week |
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Framers in the Midlands/ Birmingham area, by bigtlt on Jan 25, 2011 23:18:01 GMT 1, Off tomorrow to sort out my cyw framing. Have decided on black frame for mine with conservation glass (can't afford museum glass) Anything else I should ask for?
Acid free boards and mounts
Off tomorrow to sort out my cyw framing. Have decided on black frame for mine with conservation glass (can't afford museum glass) Anything else I should ask for? Acid free boards and mounts |
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Framers in the Midlands/ Birmingham area, by manty on Jan 25, 2011 23:24:07 GMT 1, Off tomorrow to sort out my cyw framing. Have decided on black frame for mine with conservation glass (can't afford museum glass) Anything else I should ask for? Acid free boards and mounts
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The hinges
The picture should never be 'drummed' or stuck down to a backing card. Restriction of movement can be detrimental. Hinges should allow the picture to hang safely; they should be applied to the top edge and adhered to the undermount.
Adhesives used must be easy to remove at a future date, and must neither stain nor darken with age. The ideal adhesive is freshly made wheat or rice starch paste. Conservators like to use Japanese paper hinges as they are thin pliable and strong.
Pressure sensitive tapes, such as SellotapeTM and masking tape have no place in conservation framing. They cause permanent damage to the picture by staining and become difficult or even impossible to remove.
Water-soluble conservation gummed white paper mounting tape is acceptable but pressure sensitive archival conservation tapes are not recommended for use directly on the picture.
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www.conservationregister.com/guidancemountingframing.asp
Off tomorrow to sort out my cyw framing. Have decided on black frame for mine with conservation glass (can't afford museum glass) Anything else I should ask for? Acid free boards and mounts This-- The hinges The picture should never be 'drummed' or stuck down to a backing card. Restriction of movement can be detrimental. Hinges should allow the picture to hang safely; they should be applied to the top edge and adhered to the undermount. Adhesives used must be easy to remove at a future date, and must neither stain nor darken with age. The ideal adhesive is freshly made wheat or rice starch paste. Conservators like to use Japanese paper hinges as they are thin pliable and strong. Pressure sensitive tapes, such as SellotapeTM and masking tape have no place in conservation framing. They cause permanent damage to the picture by staining and become difficult or even impossible to remove. Water-soluble conservation gummed white paper mounting tape is acceptable but pressure sensitive archival conservation tapes are not recommended for use directly on the picture. From here www.conservationregister.com/guidancemountingframing.asp |
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Framers in the Midlands/ Birmingham area, by Deleted on Jan 25, 2011 23:35:10 GMT 1, Thanks, when you say acid free board I presume that's the back? The guy at the framers said they use acid free mounts and tape . Does the picture get stuck to the mount? Please excuse my ignorance I don't want to f#@k this up. What if I need to sell it in the future will it be able to be removed again?
Thanks, when you say acid free board I presume that's the back? The guy at the framers said they use acid free mounts and tape . Does the picture get stuck to the mount? Please excuse my ignorance I don't want to f#@k this up. What if I need to sell it in the future will it be able to be removed again?
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