Video: Non-Glare Plexiglas & Framing Black & White Photos

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How non-glare Plexiglas is not the best option for protecting your precious black and white photos; learn tips, tricks and more in in this free photography video series on framing taught by expert Minnie Bell.

- How to Clean Glass & Staple Picture to Frame
- Framing Black & White Photos Glazing Warning

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We also carry a non glare plexiglass. Like I said some of them are harder to deal with than others. This particular product right here is one of the hardest ones that I found to deal with. The peeling to this product is just awful. It is a good product, it goes back to the old school thought though. Thirty, forty years ago we were all taught non glare glass is the best product in the world for your product since then we have learned otherwise. That non glare invites lighting which damages your, plexiglass gives you a little bit clear picture than the glass non glare thought. I can put them side by side to give you a clue to which one is more clear. They both have a fuzzy effect on them if I had to do non glare I would probably do a plexi over the glass, it's a little more clear and it gives you a better look in your picture. But I really suggest that you do not hang a picture with non glare glass or plexi in a non lighted area. This product will still invite light through and into your picture which will fade your picture and it has no UV properties in it. It's just a glazing thought for your picture. There are some people you can not convince the non glare is not the right thing to do.

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Non-Glare Plexiglas & Framing Black & White Photos

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