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Guys your posters look Awesome!!! Haven't been getting my sub. updates and just came on here to repost the 10% off code because there are a few people who were having a problem with it. I noticed that one of the codes had a space. So here are all three for EB.......... BEANS, EXPRESSO BEANS, and EXPRESSOBEANS
Thanks to you all for your business, it means a lot!!!!!!!
Thanks to you all for your business, it means a lot!!!!!!!
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- MJGallicchio
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I'm bumping this question. I was about to place an order on white frames last night before I realized that the paper isn't white and I didn't like the way it was going to look. Does anyone have pictures of any of the other colors?allyouzombies wrote:Has anyone ordered these in a color other than black or white? Curious to see what the others look like.
- ArchibaldTuttle
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I just ordered a couple red ones and a champagne over the weekend- I'll post back when they arrive.
- ffactoryxx
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Can anyone answer this? Also any issues having prints stick to the overlay like it can with glassjohndv wrote:Anyone with experience using these frames, how solid are the overlays? Specifically from the standpoint of protecting the artwork from someone who might touch the overlay or accidentally bump against it. Obviously a piece of glass or plexi is very solid, you can tap your finger against it with no fear of impacting the art behind the glass. Can the same be said for the overlays with these frames?
- Cinlabyrinth
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It won't protect it as much as glass, but it would certainly take a good wallop to do real true damage to the print, at least IMO. Tapping your finger against the overlay won't damage the print.ffactoryxx wrote:Can anyone answer this? Also any issues having prints stick to the overlay like it can with glassjohndv wrote:Anyone with experience using these frames, how solid are the overlays? Specifically from the standpoint of protecting the artwork from someone who might touch the overlay or accidentally bump against it. Obviously a piece of glass or plexi is very solid, you can tap your finger against it with no fear of impacting the art behind the glass. Can the same be said for the overlays with these frames?
I haven't had any issues with the print sticking to the overlay but it has only been a few months at this point.
- Luisrobinson
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All the posters are looking great and are going with the interior of the house. I also have some signed posters but never put them up on display. After looking at all the great pics of posters, I have also decided to frame my posters.
I was looking for frames at websites like http://www.arttoframe.com/24x36_picture_frames/1 and http://www.aaronbrothers.com/products/poster-frames but I m confused about mating. I have a poster of size 20*30, so should I go for mating or not?
I was looking for frames at websites like http://www.arttoframe.com/24x36_picture_frames/1 and http://www.aaronbrothers.com/products/poster-frames but I m confused about mating. I have a poster of size 20*30, so should I go for mating or not?
- bulkhead72
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^ You're in the Spotlight Displays thread, so I'd say forget the damn mats, and pick up some Spotlight Displays frames.
We could croak any day, so just enjoy these while you can. I just swapped my prints for the week.
We could croak any day, so just enjoy these while you can. I just swapped my prints for the week.
- wonkabars7
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^ That lineup is great...terrific colors going across.
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I disagree, I think it protects better than glass. Glass can break/shatter and thus ruin a print. These are a plexi and cannot break if dropped, etc.Cinlabyrinth wrote:It won't protect it as much as glass, but it would certainly take a good wallop to do real true damage to the print, at least IMO. Tapping your finger against the overlay won't damage the print.ffactoryxx wrote:Can anyone answer this? Also any issues having prints stick to the overlay like it can with glassjohndv wrote:Anyone with experience using these frames, how solid are the overlays? Specifically from the standpoint of protecting the artwork from someone who might touch the overlay or accidentally bump against it. Obviously a piece of glass or plexi is very solid, you can tap your finger against it with no fear of impacting the art behind the glass. Can the same be said for the overlays with these frames?
I haven't had any issues with the print sticking to the overlay but it has only been a few months at this point.
- bulkhead72
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Thanks! Was definitely going for the colors (and the theme, of course).wonkabars7 wrote:^ That lineup is great...terrific colors going across.
- Cinlabyrinth
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You're probably right- it certainly wasn't a knock against the frames. I was thinking in terms of if someone, for whatever reason, fell or slipped and put their hands into one of these. But yeah could break glass that way too.wonkabars7 wrote:I disagree, I think it protects better than glass. Glass can break/shatter and thus ruin a print. These are a plexi and cannot break if dropped, etc.Cinlabyrinth wrote:It won't protect it as much as glass, but it would certainly take a good wallop to do real true damage to the print, at least IMO. Tapping your finger against the overlay won't damage the print.ffactoryxx wrote:Can anyone answer this? Also any issues having prints stick to the overlay like it can with glassjohndv wrote:Anyone with experience using these frames, how solid are the overlays? Specifically from the standpoint of protecting the artwork from someone who might touch the overlay or accidentally bump against it. Obviously a piece of glass or plexi is very solid, you can tap your finger against it with no fear of impacting the art behind the glass. Can the same be said for the overlays with these frames?
I haven't had any issues with the print sticking to the overlay but it has only been a few months at this point.
Tried out the glow tonight doing just that. I flashed the poster for a few seconds with a small UV flashlight and it looked great.bulkhead72 wrote:If you are concerned about GID, I would get a UV torch and charge your prints up. I suspect they should glow fine after that, but cannot be sure.
- MJGallicchio
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I finally put in a frame order and they came today. These things are great! I can't wait to order more.
Just placed my first order, looking forward to getting these!