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Re: Framing Autographed Posters

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misterdvdcollector wrote:I framed my original 27x41 cheech and chong up in smoke and nice dreams in custom aluminum frames with uv protected plexi with acid free foamboard..its a little high priced but its worth it
those arent matted are they?
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i framed one from travis pastrania and i used an actual poster frame but its not glass in front of it its this hard clear plastic and in my opinion it works better so it doesent reflect light and it doesent smuge the signature
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Re: Framing Autographed Posters

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dueby_boys wrote:
misterdvdcollector wrote:I framed my original 27x41 cheech and chong up in smoke and nice dreams in custom aluminum frames with uv protected plexi with acid free foamboard..its a little high priced but its worth it
those arent matted are they?

No there not,But they are uv protected. and for the price i paid for both of them its a must to keep the posters in the shape they are in 20+ years from now
I want to get my 1st autograph befor the year ends :(
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misterdvdcollector wrote:
dueby_boys wrote:
misterdvdcollector wrote:I framed my original 27x41 cheech and chong up in smoke and nice dreams in custom aluminum frames with uv protected plexi with acid free foamboard..its a little high priced but its worth it
those arent matted are they?
No there not,But they are uv protected. and for the price i paid for both of them its a must to keep the posters in the shape they are in 20+ years from now
just asking if they were matted or not. LOL.
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just asking if they were matted or not. LOL.[/quote]

I know..i was just saying..didnt mean nothin bad by it
I want to get my 1st autograph befor the year ends :(
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misterdvdcollector wrote:I know.i was just saying..didnt mean nothin bad by it
yeah i know. because i have always heard u should matte them first. so thanks 4 responding.
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dueby_boys wrote:
misterdvdcollector wrote:I know.i was just saying..didnt mean nothin bad by it
yeah i know. because i have always heard u should matte them first. so thanks 4 responding.

Actually your not supposed to because it will ruin the poster.
I asked a poster collector whos been in the biz for over 40yrs and he said
he wouldnt do it on any poster thats of value.he said u can for the regular ones u
find at walmart 24x36 but he said never with a original.
I want to get my 1st autograph befor the year ends :(
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misterdvdcollector wrote:Actually your not supposed to because it will ruin the poster.
I asked a poster collector whos been in the biz for over 40yrs and he said
he wouldnt do it on any poster thats of value.he said u can for the regular ones u
find at walmart 24x36 but he said never with a original.
that really weird because people on her have been saying that if you DONT matte them it will ruin them...so as long as i buy a UV protected frame it will be fine right?
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dueby_boys wrote:
misterdvdcollector wrote:Actually your not supposed to because it will ruin the poster.
I asked a poster collector whos been in the biz for over 40yrs and he said
he wouldnt do it on any poster thats of value.he said u can for the regular ones u
find at walmart 24x36 but he said never with a original.
that really weird because people on her have been saying that if you DONT matte them it will ruin them...so as long as i buy a UV protected frame it will be fine right?

Thats what he told me.He said never to matte them.His words to me where.Make sure that is UV protected so any light will not damage the poster,make sure it does not have a cardboard backing (foam board recommended) and make sure to use plexi not glass.
I want to get my 1st autograph befor the year ends :(
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misterdvdcollector wrote:Thats what he told me.He said never to matte them.His words to me where.Make sure that is UV protected so any light will not damage the poster,make sure it does not have a cardboard backing (foam board recommended) and make sure to use plexi not glass.
why no cardboard backing? dont all frames have that or no?


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