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| Howard_Casto:
21st century video wall aside.... Posters store best in cardboard tubes. I try to get the cheapest frames possible, but then again I'm really cheap. If it isn't valuable the 10-20 dollar Walmart deals get the job done. I don't like anything too fancy because it detracts away from the art. |
| harveybirdman:
The last one of my college posters that is still hanging in my hallway 16 years later |
| Ginsu Victim:
--- Quote from: voltz on January 11, 2016, 09:48:54 pm ---Also what works as safe storage for non-framed posters? I've got a bin full of old ones that were pretty dinged up and I've gotta go through the process of replacing them all. --- End quote --- Storing them behind other posters in the frame works great. |
| dkersten:
I ended up going a little different direction. I went with 6 movie posters without words, just images. Here is what I chose: The total cost to print these each at 24x36 with a 4" black border so I can wrap them around the frames and acoustic material is $90 shipped. The acoustic material is around $100 shipped and the frame material and staples will end up around $40. To buy 24x36 movie poster acoustical treatments (bass traps) from other places is around $300-450 per piece.. I will have all 6 for about $230 total.. not a bad savings. |
| wp34:
I like the "no words look". It is unique. |
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