At Supreme Pictures, we use professional materials and construction methods to shield your memorabilia from the primary causes of deterioration. Custom framing creates a microclimate that defends against temperature shifts, humidity, and airborne contaminants in ways store-bought frames cannot.
We protect your concert posters through several specialized techniques:
- UV-Protective Glazing: We offer conservation-grade glass that blocks approximately 97% of harmful ultraviolet radiation. This significantly slows the photochemical fading of inks and prevents the paper fibers from weakening over time.
- Acid-Free Materials: Unlike standard store-bought frames that often use acidic masonite or cardboard backings, we exclusively use acid-free matboard and pH-neutral backing. This prevents the acid transfer that causes posters to become yellow and brittle.
- Air Gap Protection: We utilize a window mat or acrylic spacer to ensure there is a crucial gap between the artwork and the glass. This prevents moisture from condensing against the paper, which could otherwise lead to mold growth or cause the ink to adhere to the glass.
- Precision Fitting and Sealing: We cut our glazing 3mm smaller than the frame rebate to allow for thermal expansion, reducing the risk of glass breakage. Additionally, we seal the back of the frame to block out dust and pollutants.
By combining these elements into one all-inclusive solution, we help you relive your memories while ensuring your collection remains vibrant for decades to come. Experience the Supreme Pictures Difference by visiting our Mississauga workshop or using our online upload and preview service to start your preservation project.
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