Glare glass on picture frames
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08-12-04, 05:46 AM
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Glare glass on picture frames
I have a few prints framed by a local framer. He did not use non-glare glass. I recently read that there is a treatment for this glass to reduce the glare. Is that accurate? If so, any suggestions?
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08-12-04, 11:14 AM
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i'd leave it alone
i don't know about any treatments to reduce the glare, but i'd advise you to stick with the regular, clear glass. i think (just my opinion) the non-glare glass looks cheap & plastic-y & distorts the view of the piece of art. are you sure you want to mess with it?
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08-12-04, 02:13 PM
There are different qualities of non-glare glass made by Tru-Vue.
Single & double sided etch. The single sided gives you better clarity.
Conservation Reflection Control - also blocks 97% of damaaging ultraviolet light.
AR Reflection Free - Almost disappears. Anti -reflection properties without distortion.
Single & double sided etch. The single sided gives you better clarity.
Conservation Reflection Control - also blocks 97% of damaaging ultraviolet light.
AR Reflection Free - Almost disappears. Anti -reflection properties without distortion.
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