Biggav4000's XBOX 360 console collection

[Biggav4000]

In the beginning yes but like i told vhal if you want them to last you are better off going to a framers,if your paying a lot for the litho in the beginning you want to preserve its quality and value surely ?

[rasmusvn]

One might also consider mounting the artwork instead.

Fx. on a Dibond plate with either acryllic glass or a liquid finish. This protects the artwork but it'll be permanently sealed this way.

Museum glass is always expensive.

[Xmo]

Nice litho, I didn't know you need to protect the litho from uv light

[rasmusvn]

Originally Posted by Xmo

Nice litho, I didn't know you need to protect the litho from uv light

I remember seeing a Mass Effect Illium 1/300 damaged by UV-lighting. As a result there was a nice yellow border where the mat didn't cover.

[mosavon]

Your right acrylic panels are not cheap, nice prints big man

[MortalMonday]

Oh man, it's so nice to see a framed Bayonetta. Congrats on the awesome framed art!

[Biggav4000]

Originally Posted by MortalMonday

Oh man, it's so nice to see a framed Bayonetta. Congrats on the awesome framed art!

Thanks Mortal
I am going to get the other bayonetta i got from you done as well,but with a different frame

[nipperkipper]

Awesome framing, those are really good prices. Maybe its the 'london' effect but ive been quoted prices near 1.5 times what you got for my artwork.

[Xmo]

Does every acrylic sheet have protection from UV?

[SwiftDeath]

Originally Posted by Xmo

Does every acrylic sheet have protection from UV?

Nope

Acrylic is a heavily used plastic in certain fields/area and there are a ton of different types available.

I doubt any framer offers solely UV-protective acrylic just because of cost