JarHeadJim
I have never won sheet!
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29 for the print, 89 for it framed. Rip off. Buy the print and do the framing yourself.
29 for the print, 89 for it framed. Rip off. Buy the print and do the framing yourself.
LOL are you kidding? Framing is one of the biggest rackets going. For a print that oddly shaped you are going custom. A nice frame and matte is going to cost you a minimum of $200 for that thing.
Perhaps I spoke too soon, I'm not that well versed in custom framing prices. $200 though, really?
Perhaps I spoke too soon, I'm not that well versed in custom framing prices. $200 though, really?
In the past I did a couple things dry mount and not framed. It's very inexpensive and was good for what I needed it for. I personally wouldn't do this and not frame it but if you are looking for an inexpensive option definitely dry mount only would be the way to go.take it from experience you also want to dry mount it. My 2013 panorama has a wave it in (though since it's the Hoya nightmare I might trash it now anyway and replace).
I have those same 2 panorama's. LolAnd there's my April birthday present! Just emailed my daughter the link. She got me the Nova one and it is up in my tv room, along with the panorama of the NYC skylite pre-911.
Yeah, it really can run that high or higher, easily.
It's the custom cut glass I think that really costs money.
$200 for the deluxe frame with the orange matting from this site is actually fairly reasonable (and it looks so much better that way than without the matting and the thin black aluminum frame).
LOL are you kidding? Framing is one of the biggest rackets going. For a print that oddly shaped you are going custom. A nice frame and matte is going to cost you a minimum of $200 for that thing.
I just buy a frame at Michaels and throw it in. Not looking for it to be professionally done