Thanks, Mark! So far, I've been very happy with the non-glare acrylic I've gotten from Frame Destination. I think it's the right balance of good clarity, low price and low weight/scratch-resistance, especially for stock that I transport to shows.
But I have had artwork that I keep in my own home framed with non-glare glass. I was interested in knowing more about this just for information's sake.
Right now, the market is so slow that I couldn't sell pieces at the higher price I'd have to ask to cover the extra cost of specialty glass for framing.
Beth
www.BethMadisonPhotography.com
--- In artshow_photo@yahoogroups.com, "mrgs1001" <mrgs1001@...> wrote:
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> Beth, I do hope to offer something eventually but there are several issues we have to work through: high cost, customer handling, shipping damage, and processing damage. If you see people selling something you like online or mail order let me know and I can look into the possibility of us doing something.
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> Cheers,
> Mark
> http://www.framedestination.com/
>
> --- In artshow_photo@yahoogroups.com, pixellle@ wrote:
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> > This is very interesting. I thought there was just one option for non-glare glass. I've been using Frame Destinations, but they don't offer this "anti-reflection" glass. I'm sure my local glass shop would carry it. Do you get yours through a local shop, or do you order it online? I would think it would be too tricky to ship, too subject to breakage and the type of marring you refer to.
> >
> > Could you share your source? And I suppose you find it worth the extra expense, and you're just able to adjust your prices to cover it. Would you ever offer potential clients the option of "regular" non-glare vs the more expensive anti-reflection?
> >
> > Thanks!
> >
> > Beth
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