[Hubble Bubble]

Sept 27, 2013 12:02:48 GMT 1 Mister Frame Man said:

Sept 27, 2013 11:26:39 GMT 1 Ruggs said:

So, for around £75 you get your print framed to archival standard by the Nelly Duff workshop, using acid free materials, minimal water-based tabbing and sustainably sourced timber. Is that right?

Spot on Mark, that is what I charge most people......Only when you come over do I have special "hike the price up" days!

And 'try to flog them a mirror' days... 

[urbanhangings]

Sept 27, 2013 12:06:44 GMT 1 zappa said:

Stupid question alert - UV glass is more about protecting the print rather than any 'anti-glare' properties, yeah?

Yes anti glare has no protection its used to stop the light reflecting on the glass if you are well off enough to use picture lights to illuminate your art

[vlad]

£170 doesn't include UV glass, that's an extra £82!

[skitchy]

Sept 27, 2013 11:26:39 GMT 1 Ruggs said:

So, for around £75 you get your print framed to archival standard by the Nelly Duff workshop, using acid free materials, minimal water-based tabbing and sustainably sourced timber. Is that right?

Needs mentioning that at nelly £75 gets you a basic Shallow frame - no mount, standard glass etc


When you start adding things it goes up - Boxed frame, floated forward etc -£170

[chads007]

So £70 to provide no protection to your £400 print? Nice. May aswell go to ikea

[iamzero]

Coming from a self framer you couldn't conservation frame this for £70 unless you were ram raiding your framing supplies company.

[Ruggs]

Sept 27, 2013 19:30:26 GMT 1 iamzero said:

Coming from a self framer you couldn't conservation frame this for £70 unless you were ram raiding your framing supplies company.

I did suspect that that wasn't the deal, it was mentioned earlier in this thread. Just had to check it out. MFM all the way for me. Gary's sorting a few pieces for me now and I know 100% they'll all look superb. Oh! and delivered too! Need to save up more reddies so I can get the A-Z sorted.

Also noticed on Nelly duff's site this evening that these are now 53-colour screenprints.

[.dappy]

Sept 27, 2013 13:37:17 GMT 1 urbanhangings said:

Sept 27, 2013 12:06:44 GMT 1 zappa said:

Stupid question alert - UV glass is more about protecting the print rather than any 'anti-glare' properties, yeah?

Yes anti glare has no protection its used to stop the light reflecting on the glass if you are well off enough to use picture lights to illuminate your art

UV protection protects the print.  anti-glare as such offers little protection.

The different types of glass once you start searching can be quite confusing - just take a look at the tru-vue website! Perspex also offers quite high UV protection for those items on wood or invader books

www.tru-vue.com/Museums/

Try this link which explains the different types/effects a bit clearer (at least to me).  ~I do not know or have used robinsonframes~

robinsonframes.com/category/uncategorized/page/2/

I believe MFM uses 'Clear Colour Plus UV Protection' as 'museum' glass.  Top notch - save up for those special pieces.

[Mister Frame Man]

Sometimes it is best to say nothing, everybody else will say what I am wanting to say and I don't offend anyone!

That said......

Bearing in mind I receive the largest discount going from all U.K. Framing suppliers and pass it on, anyone under cutting me is either compromising on quality or won't be around long!

[gravity1]

My framer just started offering an anti-reflective, UV protective plexi which is amazing. Used it on my first pieces last week. Of course it's more than the usual UV protective plexi I use but when they are next to each other the anti-reflective pieces don;t look like they have glass in them at all. 

Sept 27, 2013 21:32:40 GMT 1 .dappy said:

Sept 27, 2013 13:37:17 GMT 1 urbanhangings said:

Yes anti glare has no protection its used to stop the light reflecting on the glass if you are well off enough to use picture lights to illuminate your art

UV protection protects the print.  anti-glare as such offers little protection.

The different types of glass once you start searching can be quite confusing - just take a look at the tru-vue website! Perspex also offers quite high UV protection for those items on wood or invader books

www.tru-vue.com/Museums/

Try this link which explains the different types/effects a bit clearer (at least to me).  ~I do not know or have used robinsonframes~

robinsonframes.com/category/uncategorized/page/2/

I believe MFM uses 'Clear Colour Plus UV Protection' as 'museum' glass.  Top notch - save up for those special pieces.

[Hubble Bubble]

You can't beat cling film

[smishdown]

Don't suppose anyone has a spare flyer from the event they would like to pass on?
Cheers

[billierayvalentine]

Sept 27, 2013 19:30:26 GMT 1 iamzero said:

Coming from a self framer you couldn't conservation frame this for £70 unless you were ram raiding your framing supplies company.

lol

[cocos]

I have mate. PM me your address and I'll stick it in the post on Monday

[Warm Gun]

Quite fancy me one of the above prints......drop me a pm if you need/want to sell.

Ta.


ps, also still after a u/s Banksy Happy Choppers.

[Ruggs]

Have you been in touch with Nelly duff cause it doesn't state these as being sold out?

[Warm Gun]

No, I'll do that, cheers ruggs.

[Rsyok]

I think after this weeks mailer the site changed to Ap versions available.

[rexxington]

yep, am sure you can pick up a blue diamond ap

[Warm Gun]

Cool, I'll get onto them about that, hope they're not asking the Earth for them

Thanks for help chaps, I'll still buy a normal edition should anyone change their mind on theirs.

[Deleted]

Due to an unforeseen bill I'm having to sell this purchase. It's blue black version. Once recieved will forward onto the buyer. Many thanks. £450 inc recorded and insured postage. Many thanks

[alexdb]

Anyone received any update from Nelly Duff, so far?

[lifeonwalls]

Anyone know if all the editions are now sold out?

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Oct 1, 2013 21:17:47 GMT 1 lifeonwalls said:

Anyone know if all the editions are now sold out?

Blue Black was still available on the website the other day

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Oct 1, 2013 21:21:25 GMT 1 @cnh said:

Oct 1, 2013 21:17:47 GMT 1 lifeonwalls said:

Anyone know if all the editions are now sold out?

Blue Black was still available on the website the other day

Sorry , just checked looks like a/p's only

[HRE]

any one received the print in the post yet?

[urbanhangings]

nope !! no email or anything ! this print has been bought a month ago now:(

[linguiny]

I'm still waiting for my blue black but my friend got his blue diamond today.

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Oct 1, 2013 21:52:06 GMT 1 urbanhangings said:

nope !! no email or anything ! this print has been bought a month ago now:(

Email [e-mail] she should be able to help

[Ruggs]

Another long arduous wait for another print. I'm really hoping this one doesn't turn up beaten up like the last three prints i've ordered this year. You would think that after making £120k in orders they would be able to roll, package them up and mail out within a reasonable timescale. I feel a few artists and galleries are slightly taking the piss out of their customers these days. They seem very efficient at the checkout/payment part of the process but very lackadaisical when it comes to length of time prior to delivery. I work in the publishing industry and I can honestly say that if we treated our customers like this it would not be tolerated for long. Why don't they finish the edition(s) first, package and get them ready for distribution at least a day or two after payment has been made.