asabrush
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the right glass to use?, by asabrush on Dec 18, 2007 1:26:59 GMT 1, Hi,hoping you can give me some advise... I've a few prints i want to frame,and not sure about glass to use,the place I'm thinking of isn't in direct nat. light but is still always bright,well as bright as Dublin ever gets.do i need to get a specialist uv or the like,thanks kindly
Hi,hoping you can give me some advise... I've a few prints i want to frame,and not sure about glass to use,the place I'm thinking of isn't in direct nat. light but is still always bright,well as bright as Dublin ever gets.do i need to get a specialist uv or the like,thanks kindly
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spirit
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the right glass to use?, by spirit on Dec 18, 2007 1:46:39 GMT 1, If they are valuable prints I would definitely recommend UV glass.
If they are valuable prints I would definitely recommend UV glass.
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CHAMB
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the right glass to use?, by CHAMB on Dec 18, 2007 6:40:58 GMT 1, UV protection is a must
UV protection is a must
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the right glass to use?, by verbalkint on Dec 18, 2007 7:08:11 GMT 1, absolutely agree. prints must be taken care of. its expensive but when you think about it, it really is worth it.
Some warhol prints are worth millions, but if they are damaged their value just plummets. everyone want to buy mint and although framing is usually a sign of not wanting to sell, the fact remains that if you have a print that ends up being worth ยฃ100k but is only worth ยฃ10k because you wanted to save on framing costs you will be devastated wont you?
absolutely agree. prints must be taken care of. its expensive but when you think about it, it really is worth it.
Some warhol prints are worth millions, but if they are damaged their value just plummets. everyone want to buy mint and although framing is usually a sign of not wanting to sell, the fact remains that if you have a print that ends up being worth ยฃ100k but is only worth ยฃ10k because you wanted to save on framing costs you will be devastated wont you?
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dmandpenfold
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the right glass to use?, by dmandpenfold on Dec 18, 2007 9:26:47 GMT 1, rossco take this all in context, it depends on the value of the print and any value increase you anticipate based on crystal ball gazing.
Many of my prints have standard glass because of their lower value, but i dont hang any of them in direct sunlight either. Remember, framers make a lot more money than most artists, that should help put it into perspective.
rossco take this all in context, it depends on the value of the print and any value increase you anticipate based on crystal ball gazing.
Many of my prints have standard glass because of their lower value, but i dont hang any of them in direct sunlight either. Remember, framers make a lot more money than most artists, that should help put it into perspective.
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carl
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the right glass to use?, by carl on Dec 18, 2007 9:29:51 GMT 1, I would use UV Glass on a very expensive piece but think its all a bit over the top. Just keep your best pieces out of the light.
You should ask misterframeman.
I would use UV Glass on a very expensive piece but think its all a bit over the top. Just keep your best pieces out of the light.
You should ask misterframeman.
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asabrush
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the right glass to use?, by asabrush on Dec 18, 2007 10:29:34 GMT 1, thanks for all that,the prints aren't hugely expensive but I still want to do it right. Anyone know if hanging framed prints over a radiator is a bad idea? its the best,longest and darkest wall I have
thanks for all that,the prints aren't hugely expensive but I still want to do it right. Anyone know if hanging framed prints over a radiator is a bad idea? its the best,longest and darkest wall I have
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f5ers
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the right glass to use?, by f5ers on Dec 18, 2007 10:39:31 GMT 1, I thought this thread might be about boozing and using the right glass
I thought this thread might be about boozing and using the right glass
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the right glass to use?, by corblimeylimey on Dec 18, 2007 10:49:33 GMT 1, I thought this thread might be about boozing and using the right glass
That's what I thought, you can't drink sherry out of a pint glass, or Port out of a Margarita coupette, it's just not done ;D
Likewise don't drink your very expensive prints out of standard glass, personally though all my prints are in standard glass and the value of the most expensive is between ยฃ600 - ยฃ1000 but they're not in direct sunlight. If they were worth over, say, ยฃ3000 I think museum spec UV glass would be wise.
I thought this thread might be about boozing and using the right glass That's what I thought, you can't drink sherry out of a pint glass, or Port out of a Margarita coupette, it's just not done ;D Likewise don't drink your very expensive prints out of standard glass, personally though all my prints are in standard glass and the value of the most expensive is between ยฃ600 - ยฃ1000 but they're not in direct sunlight. If they were worth over, say, ยฃ3000 I think museum spec UV glass would be wise.
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dmandpenfold
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the right glass to use?, by dmandpenfold on Dec 18, 2007 14:08:32 GMT 1, how about your Dove Giclee CBL..... ;D
how about your Dove Giclee CBL..... ;D
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the right glass to use?, by corblimeylimey on Dec 18, 2007 14:10:55 GMT 1, how about your Dove Giclee CBL..... ;D
shhhhhh I've been told to keep the release date of that quiet. ;D
how about your Dove Giclee CBL..... ;D shhhhhh I've been told to keep the release date of that quiet. ;D
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