Recently acquired a production made "poster" and it's a weird size. Wanna get it framed but def wanna protect it from further discoloration. Can anyone recommend a website or shop that's not crazy expensive that does UV plastic or glass?
I can't even get my phone screen protector perfectly centered this would drive me insaneit could be cheaper to look at standard acrylic/glass/perspex and then apply a film such as this over it.
Museum UV Ultra Violet 99.5 Anti Fade UV Protection Window Film Clear
Museum Clear UV Ultra Violet 99.5 Anti-Fading UV Protection Window Film, Clear Heat Rejection Sticky Back Film, 50cm, 76cm, 100cm, 152cm, sold per metre.activewindowfilms.co.uk
Cheers! Got any pics of stuff you've gotten from them? I'd love to see a finished product. I was looking at them earlier.I've used Frame Destination many times for custom frames. It's still not cheap for larger sizes, but the most affordable quality option I've come across.
I can't even get my phone screen protector perfectly centered this would drive me insane
But good idea.
have used Hollywood Poster Frames for some high quality movie art, lithographs and One-Sheets.
Hollywood Poster Frames - wholesale picture frame supplier and reproduction movie poster supplier
Quality picture frames at wholesale prices. Album frames, certificate frames, scrapbook frames, poster frames in many sizes, movie poster frames, comic book frames, playbill frames, theatre window card frames AND MORE! Have them delivered to your door or pick them up at our showroom. Many colors...www.hollywoodposterframes.com
They do UV Acrylic in custom sizes and varying frame styles from Economy to Deluxe.
Susan is the person I have dealt with there and she is very responsive and precise in her questions about custom orders and types or art being framed.
I’m not sure about that, really don’t know. Sorry. However when I click the link you provided it goes to sight called frameiteasy.comDid they used to be WholesalePosterframes.com? I feel like I remember their UV acrylic being just slightly "frosted" so no glare but didn't actually protect from UV. Great print BTW.