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How long does it take to get my framing finished?
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Typically it takes about a week. We work with your time frame, if you need a rush, we will do that at no extra charge. We can rush most frame projects through the same day as long as we have the materials in stock.
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Can you frame a jersey, or car grill, or space suit, etc?
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Yes, we can frame anything. Depending upon what you have, the approach will vary. We can make a frame for any object, or item you bring in.
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I don't know how to pick my framing?
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Our job is to ask you the right questions to find out what your taste is. There is no risk on your part, we have a choice guarantee to make sure you end up with a design you are happy with.
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How much will it cost?
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Prices vary greatly depending upon what you choose. We are very competitive with all framers, and big box stores. See our pricing tab, under service information for more details.
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Can you preserve my item?
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We can preserve anything to the Library of Congress' standards. Any object will always be susceptible to damage, but proper framing will add many years before problems arise.
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What does acid free mean?
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Acid free products are not harmful to what you are framing. Generally they will prolong the life of what you are framing by a long amount of time. There are many small variables, we would be happy to explain what is best for your framing.
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Will I do-it-myself?
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You can assemble the project yourself to save on labor. It is not as popular in our stores as it used to be, but it is still an option.
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How wide should the mat be?
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The common rule of thumb is twice the frame width. The are exceptions to all rules, but it works well in most cases. Generally, most people prefer a mat width of at least 1 1/2". Widths in the 3" to 4" range are most common.
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