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How to use Frame Designer, Mount Designer and Multiframe Designer
How to Use FRAME DESIGNERDetermine the Size of your Picture/Image.
Measure the exact width and height of your picture / image this will be the ONLY measurement required for the whole of this section.NOTE: If a mount is added in this section the system will subtract 8mm from each dimension entered on STEP 1, this will leave a 4mm overlap on top of the Picture/image size to hold the picture / image in place.
Step 1 | INPUT SIZES | Enter the Exact Width & height of your picture / image |
Step 2 | SELECT FRAME | Use the drop down menu to browse the frame types, When you have made a selection, click the frame |
Step 3 | MOUNT STYLE | If you do not require a Mount Leave this as it is, If you do require a mount with your frame, select the type you require, Single or double TIP - see how to choose a mount, Single or Double |
Step 4 | MOUNT COLOUR | This is only active if a mount is selected on step 3, if active and a mount is required select the type of mount and colour here. TIP – see How to decide the colour of a mount |
Step 5 | MOUNT SIZES | This is only active if a mount is selected on step 3, if active Enter the border widths you require here. Top, Bottom, Left & Right TIP – see How to decide how wide a mount should be |
Step 6 | OPTIONS | Select or Remove options to your requirements |
Step 7 | REVIEW & BUY | Confirm your selection & ADD TO BASKET |
There are three measurements required when ordering a mount
- Opening size, - The Aperture, opening , hole which is to be cut into the mount
- Border Widths - Top, Bottom , Left And right
- Overall Size - The complete size including the opening and border widths.
Step 1: Determine the Opening Size
Measure the exact width and height of your picture / image
- Subtract 8mm from each dimension - this leaves a 4mm overlap
on top of the Picture/image to hold the picture / image in place.
NOTE : As you are using MOUNT DESIGNER the figures entered for the opening size
will be the EXACT opening cut into the board
will be the EXACT opening cut into the board
Step 2: Determine the Border Widths
Decide on the Width of border you require Tip – See How to decide how wide a mount should be OR
If you are working to a pre-determined overall size the border widths
Will be dictated By the Opening Size and the Overall size.
For example
Decide on the Width of border you require Tip – See How to decide how wide a mount should be OR
If you are working to a pre-determined overall size the border widths
Will be dictated By the Opening Size and the Overall size.
For example
If have a frame already which the mount needs to fit into or you require the mount to be a standard size.
In this instance as you are working to a fixed opening size and Over-all size the border widths are dictated by these two measurements.
Step 3: Working out the overall size
OVERALL WIDTH = Border left + opening width + Border right
OVERALL HEIGHT = Border top + opening height + Border bottom, OR
OVERALL WIDTH = the width of the frame you have or size you require.
OVERALL HEIGHT = Border top + opening height + Border bottom, OR
OVERALL WIDTH = the width of the frame you have or size you require.
OVERALL HEIGHT = the height of the frame you have or size you require
Step 1 | INPUT SIZES | Enter the Overall Size required, Enter the opening required, The system will centralize The opening to the overall size. |
Step 2 | SELECT FRAME | If No frame is required, Leave this set at NO FRAME |
Step 3 | MOUNT STYLE | Choose the style, and then Choose the Shape TIP - see how to choose a mount, Single or Double |
Step 4 | MOUNT COLOUR | Choose the colour for a Single Mount or colours for A double Mount TIP– See How to decide the colour of a mount. |
Step 5 | MOUNT SIZES | All size’s are here to confirm, the Border Widths are displayed for you and if you Wish to make the mount bottom heavy this is where you enter the measurement. TIP – See How to decide how wide a mount should be |
Step 6 | OPTIONS | Select or Remove options to your requirements |
Step 7 | REVIEW & BUY | Confirm your selection & ADD TO BASKET |
Determine the Size of Your Pictures / Images.
- Measure the exact width and height of your pictures / images
Tip – using a pencil and piece of paper draw a diagram where you wish each
picture/ Image to be, mark each Picture / image with a number starting from one and write down each width & height next to the number.
- These are the ONLY measurements you require for the whole of this section.
NOTE: As a mount is Required in this section the system will subtract 8mm from each dimension entered on STEP 1 – enter picture / image size.this will leave a 4mm overlap on top of the Picture/image size to hold the picture / image in place.
You are now ready to order your FRAME using MULTI-FRAME
Step 1 | INPUT SIZES | Select the number of pictures/images across and down. Enter the size of each picture/image corresponding to the Correct Picture Numbers |
Step 2 | SELECT FRAME | Use the drop down menu to browse the frame types, When you have made a selection, click the frame |
Step 3 | MOUNT STYLE | select the type you require, Single or double TIP - see how to choose a mount, Single or Double |
Step 4 | MOUNT COLOUR | Select the type of mount and colour here. TIP – see How to choose to decide the colour of a mount |
| Step 5 | MOUNT SIZES | Enter the border widths you require here. Top, Bottom, Left, Right and Central TIP – see How to decide how wide a mount should be |
Step 6 | OPTIONS | Select or Remove options to your requirements |
Step 7 | REVIEW & BUY | Confirm your selection & ADD TO BASKET |
Step 1: Determine the size of your Picture/Image.
Measure the exact width and height of your picture / image
Make a note of the size, this will be the ONLY measurement required for the whole of this section.
Make a note of the size, this will be the ONLY measurement required for the whole of this section.
How to order your frame.
Click the Link ‘Picture Frames’ At the top of the website, this will bring you to the ‘Frame types’ we offer,
Click the type of frame you think you may require, Black, Coloured, Gold, Light, Dark Natural, Aluminium or silver, this will bring you to the top of the section for that frame type.
Scroll down the page using the scroll box to the right of the webpage to browse every frame available in that section, if any item is out of stock it will be informed here.
Click Either the Frame you would like to view in more detail or ‘ Click for more info ‘
You are now at the pricing screen for the frame previously clicked
A list of popular standard size’s available are there for you with the Price for each size next to each Size, there are two columns one for imperial Inchs and one for Metric Centimetres
If the size you require is not listed Click the link at the bottom of the page to go to the FRAME DESIGNER, where any size frame can be ordered.
If the size you require is not listed Click the link at the bottom of the page to go to the FRAME DESIGNER, where any size frame can be ordered.
Check the box to the right of the size you require and if you require more than one size check that box too!
When you are ready to go onto the next step click ‘Customise and buy’
You are now at the options page where you can select to add an option or remove an included option, remember when selecting or removing options that you click ?INFO next to each one before making a decision.
When you are satisfied you have got the correct frame and made the appropriate option choices
Click ‘ ADD TO BASKET ‘, you can then amend the quantity required and any discounts applicable will be automatically applied.
Click ‘ ADD TO BASKET ‘, you can then amend the quantity required and any discounts applicable will be automatically applied.
Confirm the items and quantity’s in the basket are correct and click ‘CONTINUE’ where you will be brought to the shipping and payment screens.
Wide mounts can make subjects look even more impressive.
This is because wide mounts can emphasize the subject creating a presentation like those you'd see in a gallery. On small subjects, wide mounts give the impression of value and importance.
On large subjects, a wide mount can maintain the balance of the subject, keeping everything proportional.
On large subjects, a wide mount can maintain the balance of the subject, keeping everything proportional.
If you're double mounting – using one mount underneath another - Main & Base
Avoid "striping," this is caused when double mounts are the same width.
Just make the "BASE", the part nearest to the artwork, smaller. 5mm – 7mm is recommended, although some subjects may demand more, 10mm should be the absolute Maximum.
Avoid "striping," this is caused when double mounts are the same width.
Just make the "BASE", the part nearest to the artwork, smaller. 5mm – 7mm is recommended, although some subjects may demand more, 10mm should be the absolute Maximum.
If you’re Using Multiframe – Framing more than one image/picture
Again avoid “striping” when selecting the Central border, this should always be smaller than the main mount widths 60% of the main mount down to a minimum of 20mm is a good guide – if you’re selecting a main mount width of 40mm a 24mm central border will be in proportion. 15mm should be the absolute smallest to select
Again avoid “striping” when selecting the Central border, this should always be smaller than the main mount widths 60% of the main mount down to a minimum of 20mm is a good guide – if you’re selecting a main mount width of 40mm a 24mm central border will be in proportion. 15mm should be the absolute smallest to select
Consider "weighting" the mount by distributing the size.
Sometimes, artwork needs a lift. If you are framing an extra large or very long piece, or if the focal point of the piece happens to be near the bottom, consider "weighting" the mount by making the mount bottom heavy In other words, when entering the mount border widths have it a little wider on the bottom than on the top and sides. This gives a feeling of support for the heavy piece, makes it more balanced and easier on the eyes. Another way that you can apply this technique is to have the mount widths smaller on the left & right. The more you weight the mounts, the more dramatic, the narrower, and more subtle. Use MOUNT DESIGNER to “Weight” your mounts.
How to decide the colour of a mount
Light, Dark or Neutral ?
Different colors change the look of your picture / image in different ways.
For example, a dark mount can control your subject while a light mount will amplify it.
Light colored mounts can open up a subject and make it appear larger
Dark colored mounts can turn you eye inward, making the picture seem smaller.
Black and white images look great with white,.
Neutral colors, like Ivory and White are always great choices. As they fit right into any room.
Light, Dark or Neutral ?
Different colors change the look of your picture / image in different ways.
For example, a dark mount can control your subject while a light mount will amplify it.
Light colored mounts can open up a subject and make it appear larger
Dark colored mounts can turn you eye inward, making the picture seem smaller.
Black and white images look great with white,.
Neutral colors, like Ivory and White are always great choices. As they fit right into any room.
Should the mount colour complement where it is to be displayed or the subject ?
Both are important but you should really match the mount to the subject first – as the subject will never change and the décor inevitably will ! When choosing a mount colour, go no lighter than the lightest color within the subject, no darker than the darkest and no brighter than the brightest, this will guarantee success.
Single mounts
If you choose to use one Mount, try using a neutral color. This can be Ivory or White . Neutral tones will enhance any subject; but play with the system before simply going with Ivory or White.
Double Mounts
If you choose to use one Mount, try using a neutral color. This can be Ivory or White . Neutral tones will enhance any subject; but play with the system before simply going with Ivory or White.
Double Mounts
If you have decided to use a double mount, it’s best to to use a neutral color for the MAIN mount, for the "BASE ," (the mount nearest your artwork) try matching this mount to a dominant color in the Subject This can add new dimension to subject. Keeping all your mounts the same color, will soften the layers incredibly well. Try to avoid color transitions that are extreme - choosing a BASE mount of red with a MAIN mount of Dark blue, Might be too much for the eyes !
Acid-Free
Mount board with a striking pure solid white core and backing.
Mount board with a striking pure solid white core and backing.
The core and backing are made from chemically purified wood pulp from which all potentially harmful substances have been extracted, the core is pure, non acidic white, which gives subjects maximum protection against acidic contaminationSuggested to use for items of high value or conservation type.
All White-core boards are 1500 micron (1.5mm)
Black-core
Mount board with a striking non acidic solid black core and backing.
Mount board with a striking non acidic solid black core and backing.
The core and backing are made from chemically purified wood pulp from which all potentially harmful substances have been extracted; the core is pure, non acidic black, which gives subjects maximum protection against acidic contamination .Suggested to use for items of high value or conservation type.
All Black-core boards are 1500 micron. (1.5mm)
Conservation
Chemically purified wood pulp from which ALL potentially harmful substances have been extracted.
Chemically purified wood pulp from which ALL potentially harmful substances have been extracted.
The board is buffered with calcium carbonate, which protects against acidic elements in the environment -alkaline ph & has Solid colour. The board uses Fade & bleed resistance pigmented paper that has excellent fade resistance properties. Which when bevelled keeps the colour consistent throughout.
This Board is 100% conservation quality (recommended by the F.A.T.G)
Conservation Boards are 1350 Micron (1.35mm). Fine art trade guild Mount level 2 - Conservation.
Extra Thick
The core and backing are made from chemically purified wood pulp from which all potentially harmful substances have been extracted, the core is pure, non acidic white, which gives subjects maximum protection against acidic contamination. Extra Thick boards are 3200 micron ( 3.2mm )
Standard
Made up of three Layers, surface paper, wood pulp core and non acidic backing all cream-core boards are made to a neutral PH specification. Cream-core is ideal for prints, posters, photographs, Textiles and virtually any subject that does not need to be mounted to a conservation level
Made up of three Layers, surface paper, wood pulp core and non acidic backing all cream-core boards are made to a neutral PH specification. Cream-core is ideal for prints, posters, photographs, Textiles and virtually any subject that does not need to be mounted to a conservation level
Standard boards are 1250 micron (1.25mm).
Museum
The total board - surface paper, core and backing is made from a non acidic 100% Cotton fibre - Lignin free. Use for original artwork, Fine prints and precious documents
The total board - surface paper, core and backing is made from a non acidic 100% Cotton fibre - Lignin free. Use for original artwork, Fine prints and precious documents
Museum boards are 1500 micron (1.5mm) . Fine art trade guild Mount level 1 - Museum.
There are three measurements required when ordering a standard sized mount
1. Opening size, - The Aperture, opening, hole which is to be cut into the mount
2. The approximate Border width you require
3. Overall Size - The complete size including the opening.
Step 1: Determine the Opening Size
Measure the exact width and height of your picture / image
Then Subtract 8mm from each dimension.
This leaves a 4mm overlap on top of the Picture/image to hold the picture / image in place.
Then Subtract 8mm from each dimension.
This leaves a 4mm overlap on top of the Picture/image to hold the picture / image in place.
NOTE : As you are using MOUNT DESIGNER.
The figures entered for the opening size Will be the EXACT opening cut into the board
The figures entered for the opening size Will be the EXACT opening cut into the board
Step 2: Determine the Overall size you require
Sizes in this section are pre-determined Popular Overall standard sizes
put simply; the size of the frame the mount will fit into.
put simply; the size of the frame the mount will fit into.
An example in ' Imperial ' Inchs
If you require an exact opening size of 7” x 9” and you require a 1” Border,
the Overall size of mount you require would be 8” x 10”
If you require an exact opening size of 7” x 9” and you require a 1” Border,
the Overall size of mount you require would be 8” x 10”
An example in ' Metric ' Millimeters
If you require an exact opening size of 300mm x 400mm and you require a
50mm Border, the overall size of mount you require would be 400mm x 500mm.
If you require an exact opening size of 300mm x 400mm and you require a
50mm Border, the overall size of mount you require would be 400mm x 500mm.
NOTE: As you are working to a pre-determined overall size the border widths are dictated By the Opening Size and the Overall size.
How to order your mount.
Click the Link ‘Picture Mounts’ At the top of the website, this will bring you to the ‘Mount types’ we offer
Click the type of mount you require, Acid-free, Black-core, Conservation, Extra thick, Standard or museum; this will take you to that section with information regarding the mount type.
TIP – See How to decide the mount type you require
Scroll down the page using the scroll box to the right of the webpage to browse every mount colour available in that section, if any item is out of stock it will be informed here.
Click Either the Mount you would like to view in more detail or ‘ Click for more info ‘
TIP – see How to choose to decide the colour of a mount
You are now at the pricing screen for the Mount previously clicked
A List of the most Popular standard size’s are there for you with the Price for each size next to each Size, there are two columns one for imperial Inches and one for Metric Centimetres.
If the size you require is not listed, you require a double mount or a bottom heavy mount, Click the link at the bottom of the page to go to the MOUNT DESIGNER, where these can be ordered.
Check the box to the right of the size you require and if you require more than one size check that box too!
When you are ready to go onto the next step click ‘Customise and buy’
You are now at the options page where you can enter the size of the opening you require cutting into the Mount Board & choose the Shape of the opening.
You can also add available options but remember when selecting or removing options that you click? INFO so you understand each option before making a decision.
When you are satisfied you have got the correct mount, entered the correct opening size and made the appropriate option choices Click ‘ ADD TO BASKET ‘, you can then amend the quantity if required and any discounts applicable will be automatically calculated and applied.
Confirm the items and quantity’s are correct in the basket and click ‘CONTINUE’ where you will be brought to the shipping and payment screens.
Every-frame we supply, Comes to you complete with everything you need to successfully frame you own picture ( unless items are removed using options )
The Frame itself
The Picture Glazing
The Picture Backing
An Appropriate Hanging / Standing System.
***** WARNING *****
Extreme care should be taken when bending flexi-tabs and handling Acrylic Glazing the edges Can be very sharp, the use gloves is recommended.
Extreme care should be taken when bending flexi-tabs and handling Acrylic Glazing the edges Can be very sharp, the use gloves is recommended.
Lay the frame face down onto a flat surface, a towel or carpet is ideal
Carefully Bend the Flexi-tabs back to enable the Backing to be removed
Remove the Picture Backing & Picture Glazing.
Remove The Protective Cover from BOTH sides of the Picture Glazing
TIP: If you dig your nail into the edge of the Protective cover this will make it easier to remove, Remember the cover is ALWAYS on both sides.
Place the Picture glazing back into the frame, Place you picture into the frame and then Place the Picture Backing into the frame. Carefully Bend the Flexi-tabs back to secure the picture backing into the frame
If you have a small frame the chances are there will be either a Black Hangit clip or there may be a Pozzi-hanger attatched to the backing board, in either of these instances the hanging kit is fitted for you, the vast majority of frames we make and send out come supplied with Hanging kits supplied in a clear plastic bag, consisting of.
The correct length of cord required.
The correct amount of D-rings and screws required for the total order.
Heres what to do.
The correct length of cord required.
The correct amount of D-rings and screws required for the total order.
Heres what to do.
1 . Lay the frame face down onto a flat surface, a towel or carpet is ideal.
2. Making sure the frame is facing the correct way up for hanging.
3. Make a mark about 1/3 of the way down from the top of the frame on each side section, it is very improtant to make sure the mark is positioned on the highest Point of the frame Profile, this will guarentee the screw will not go all the way through the frame and damadge the frame on the front.
2. Making sure the frame is facing the correct way up for hanging.
3. Make a mark about 1/3 of the way down from the top of the frame on each side section, it is very improtant to make sure the mark is positioned on the highest Point of the frame Profile, this will guarentee the screw will not go all the way through the frame and damadge the frame on the front.
4. Using a nail, Bradawl or drill make a pilot hole on each of the marks.
5. On both sides, Place the hole of the D-ring over the pilot hole with the ring facing inwards.
6. On both sides, Place a screw through the hole and into the pilot hole and screw in tight
5. On both sides, Place the hole of the D-ring over the pilot hole with the ring facing inwards.
6. On both sides, Place a screw through the hole and into the pilot hole and screw in tight
7. Loop the cord through each Ring on the D-ring and tie up on both sides.
Every-frame we supply, Comes to you complete with everything you need to successfully
frame you own picture. ( unless items are removed using options )
frame you own picture. ( unless items are removed using options )
The Frame itself
The Picture Glazing
The Picture Backing
An Appropriate Hanging / Standing System.
The Picture Backing
An Appropriate Hanging / Standing System.
***** WARNING *****
The edges of Aluminium frame pieces, Acrylic glazing and the Metal springs can be very sharp. It is recommended that you use gloves while handling them
The edges of Aluminium frame pieces, Acrylic glazing and the Metal springs can be very sharp. It is recommended that you use gloves while handling them
Lay the frame face down onto a flat surface, a towel or carpet is ideal
Carefully Remove All Springs
Loosen one screw from the top of the Left section
Loosen one screw from the top of the Right section
Pull out the complete top section.
Remove Backing & Cover from both sides of the glazing
TIP: If you dig your nail into the edge of the Protective cover this will make it easier to remove, Remember the cover is always on both sides.
Place artwork between glazing & Backing
Slide Art, glazing & Backing into the frame
Place top section of frame back into the frame
Screw both screws back in
Slide the springs back into the back of the frame
Fit Foam Bumpers in each corner at the bottom of frame.
The Hanging Brackets supplied slip Screw first into the Aluminium Profile at the back of the frame, when this is in positon Screw tight using a flat head screw driver repeat this process on the oposite side in the same postion.
Loop the cord through each Ring on the Bracket and tie up on both sides.
The Hanging Brackets supplied slip Screw first into the Aluminium Profile at the back of the frame, when this is in positon Screw tight using a flat head screw driver repeat this process on the oposite side in the same postion.
Loop the cord through each Ring on the Bracket and tie up on both sides.
Hanging picture on your wall can create a dramatic focal point and if the picture is hung well
The effect will be a good one too, remember it is you who will be looking at it every day !
As a standard rule of thumb Art Gallery’s use the 60 Inch’s or 1520mm rule.
This is the distance From the floor underneath where the picture is to be hung to the centre of the picture.
As a standard rule of thumb Art Gallery’s use the 60 Inch’s or 1520mm rule.
This is the distance From the floor underneath where the picture is to be hung to the centre of the picture.
This brings the focal point in the picture to the same level as most peoples eyes, Positioning this way works well for any installation, However this is not always possible, you may have a large fireplace or non movable objects which make this impossible.
We know this may sound obvious but we suggest taping together old newspaper’s to make a template
We know this may sound obvious but we suggest taping together old newspaper’s to make a template
The exact size of the picture and frame, and then using Blue-tack place them in the spot you are considering, stand well back to see if the effect and position are what you had in mind. If it is then great, but if it isn’t then no drama, you can remove the paper and blue tack and have a re-think ! – The key here is to make sure the position is spot on before banging nails into the wall.
When you are satisfied you have found the correct position for your picture make a small pencil mark at the top of the paper exactly in the middle, this will be a guide for putting the hanging hooks on the wall
If you have used d-rings, cord and screws, with your frame still on the carpet with it’s cord fitted.
When you are satisfied you have found the correct position for your picture make a small pencil mark at the top of the paper exactly in the middle, this will be a guide for putting the hanging hooks on the wall
If you have used d-rings, cord and screws, with your frame still on the carpet with it’s cord fitted.
Using a pencil, mark a point exactly in the middle of the frame on the top section then using your finger underneath the cord pull, the cord as near as you can to the centre point marked out on the top section of the frame, then make a mark of this position with the pencil.
With a ruler or tape measure, measure the distance between the Pencil mark on the top of the frame and the pencil mark form the top of the cord, this is the distance you will need to position the hanging hook underneath the mark made on the wall, depending on the weight of the frame we suggest subtracting 20mm form this size to allow for the weight of the frame.
If you have A pozzi-hanger or black hang-it clip the same methods are applied as above, simply measure the distance from the top of the Clip to the top of the frame and this gives you the correct distance to come down from the mark you have made on the wall.
Now using you chosen method of hanging hooks you have the correct position to install the hooks.
Now using you chosen method of hanging hooks you have the correct position to install the hooks.
You may already have the fixings you require but if not
We offer Four types of Simple hanging hooks , All available to purchase on-line.
We offer Four types of Simple hanging hooks , All available to purchase on-line.
Single Hooks – Designer for smaller pictures up to around 10” x 8” (200mm x 250mm)
Double Hooks – Designed for medium picture frames up to around 16” x 20” (400mm x 500mm)
Hardwall Hooks – Designed for Fixing into a Hard wall.
Picture Rail Hooks – Designed to fit onto a picture rail and chain
We suggest the use of a Wall plug & screw for Frames over the sizes above
**** WARNING ****
Check the stability of the wall you intend to hang your picture on, if in doubt seek professional assistance, If you are in any doubt whatsoever about what’s behind or in the wall, the use of a Wire / Pipe detector is essential. Fixing pins are extremely hard & could snap off if the head is not hit straight.
Check the stability of the wall you intend to hang your picture on, if in doubt seek professional assistance, If you are in any doubt whatsoever about what’s behind or in the wall, the use of a Wire / Pipe detector is essential. Fixing pins are extremely hard & could snap off if the head is not hit straight.
Care should be taken to prevent any injury particularly to the eyes which could arise if the nail should fracture. It is advisable to use gentle hammer blows only. The wearing of protective goggles and Gloves is recommended.
The suggested Picture size for hooks are suggested in good faith, however we are not responsible for injury or damage caused by using the wrong Hanging kit, the hanging kit not being fixed correctly and or the hanging hooks not being installed Properly.
Picture Frames
A gentle clean is all that is necessary for cleaning picture frames, never use water or Cleaning fluids especially abrahasive cleaners or fluids. Brush with a soft brush and Clean using a Clean Damp Cloth.
Plexiglass Picture Glazing
Never ever, use cleaners containing ammonia or any abrasive Cleaning solution.
The Acrylic cleaning solution we offerClick hereis specifically formulated to clean Acrylic , this is the ideal solution for the job as well as any other Plastics Around the house. Simply Spray on a little Solution Direct from the Botttle, Leave for a few seconds and Dry off with a soft, lint-free cloth - the Tiger cloth is ideal.Click here
The Acrylic cleaning solution we offerClick hereis specifically formulated to clean Acrylic , this is the ideal solution for the job as well as any other Plastics Around the house. Simply Spray on a little Solution Direct from the Botttle, Leave for a few seconds and Dry off with a soft, lint-free cloth - the Tiger cloth is ideal.Click here
Do not use any old cloth, Paper towels or your hand to clean your acrylic, this can rub the dirt and dust into the acrylic as much as it rubs it off and can scratch the surface of the glazing.
The use of a soft Lint free cloth is essential The Tiger ClothClick hereis designed to remove static from Acrylic. There are thousands of tiny pockets knit into the Cloth that dissipates static. Wipe the cloth over the surface of the glazing to remove static and dust particals.
The use of a soft Lint free cloth is essential The Tiger ClothClick hereis designed to remove static from Acrylic. There are thousands of tiny pockets knit into the Cloth that dissipates static. Wipe the cloth over the surface of the glazing to remove static and dust particals.
This section and complete website has been written using customer Feedback and our own experience doing what we do - Making picture frames and pictures mounts , It is all we do - We specialise in manufacturing two products and two products only, Picture frames and Picture mounts. This section ' How to's ' is simply a quick guide designed to help you on your way, there are endless ways to Frame and or Mount your subjects and the best way is to experiment and use the system to try different Frames, Frames against different mount colours, Mount border widths and Type etc..
Hopefully this section will be of help to you and informative. We welcome every comment and especially criticism & if you have any new ideas or suggestions please mail them to us and we will put them on this site for everyone to share or write good ideas /suggestions into our website, after all this is Frame-Express Picture Framers Ltd's sixth website over twenty years and every incarnation of every site has been made and improved upon using technology avaiilable and this very feedback. Thank you once again !.
Hopefully this section will be of help to you and informative. We welcome every comment and especially criticism & if you have any new ideas or suggestions please mail them to us and we will put them on this site for everyone to share or write good ideas /suggestions into our website, after all this is Frame-Express Picture Framers Ltd's sixth website over twenty years and every incarnation of every site has been made and improved upon using technology avaiilable and this very feedback. Thank you once again !.
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