Rozmataz
SGF, Supreme Grumble Framer
I just completed a 3 piece project working with antique maps.
I encapsulated these in mylar behind double mats in the frame package with non-glare glass.
The customer brings all 3 back today - not even all the way in the door saying "I love the mat colors, I love the frame, I love the pieces but...."
They do not like the glare of the mylar that is apparent thru the non-glare glass...
So I am redoing all 3 of these for them. They are not concerned with conserving these maps.. they want to enjoy viewing them.
The issue here is the glare of the mylar. Is there a product that is not so shiny that this occurs.. or how does everyone deal with this..
It has me a little upset that I am trying to do the "right" thing but it's not what the customer ultimately wants.
Thanks, Roz
I encapsulated these in mylar behind double mats in the frame package with non-glare glass.
The customer brings all 3 back today - not even all the way in the door saying "I love the mat colors, I love the frame, I love the pieces but...."
They do not like the glare of the mylar that is apparent thru the non-glare glass...
So I am redoing all 3 of these for them. They are not concerned with conserving these maps.. they want to enjoy viewing them.
The issue here is the glare of the mylar. Is there a product that is not so shiny that this occurs.. or how does everyone deal with this..
It has me a little upset that I am trying to do the "right" thing but it's not what the customer ultimately wants.
Thanks, Roz