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08-02-2013, 06:59 AM
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Mark, that Wagner looks awesome! Love that the blue inner mat really brings out the blue in the print.
Kevin, I agree with Mark. When it comes to matting, I have 3 words of advice...Archival, Archival, Archival. Acid-free everything should be used, from the matt itself to anything that is touching your memorabilia in any way. LED lighting is also a must as well as UV glass when natural light is present. I sure wish other people would post on this thread. I'd love to see what people have been doing and exchange ideas on what looks good. 
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