Here is a question that we "Asked Mike" about last week. His answers are always enlightening.
I have a question about your different Non-Glare acrylic glazings. I have ordered UV Non-Glare acrylic from American Frame and found that it still reflects light sources to a higher level than Non-UV Non-Glare acrylic that I have ordered before, which is fine for the pieces I frame.
But I now have two larger pieces that I am likely going to frame through your site but I was wondering if you find that your Non-UV Non-Glare Acrylic reflects less glare than your UV Non-Glare product. I say this because the two pieces I am framing will go in a room with a few indoor indirect light sources and it will drive me a little crazy if every light in the room is clearly reflected in the acrylic. I am fine if they are reflected but in a less sharp way than your UV-Non-Glare.
So, I guess the short version of my question is which of your Non-Glare products do you think reduces glare the most? Your UV-Non-Glare Acrylic or your regular Non-Glare Acrylic or are they the same as far as reflection and sharpness of reflection goes? I am not that worried about sharpness of the pieces being reduced under the acrylic.
But I now have two larger pieces that I am likely going to frame through your site but I was wondering if you find that your Non-UV Non-Glare Acrylic reflects less glare than your UV Non-Glare product. I say this because the two pieces I am framing will go in a room with a few indoor indirect light sources and it will drive me a little crazy if every light in the room is clearly reflected in the acrylic. I am fine if they are reflected but in a less sharp way than your UV-Non-Glare.
So, I guess the short version of my question is which of your Non-Glare products do you think reduces glare the most? Your UV-Non-Glare Acrylic or your regular Non-Glare Acrylic or are they the same as far as reflection and sharpness of reflection goes? I am not that worried about sharpness of the pieces being reduced under the acrylic.
Answer:
According to manufacturer specifications, both NG and UV/NG plex have the same non-glare surface.We use Acrylite acrylic sheet. Other companies may use acrylic from a different source, which may be more/less non-glare.
The usual question – was the non-glare surface facing out? When you receive your non-glare acrylic, the sheet will have a sticker indicating the correct side to face up.
The unlabeled side should be the side touching the art to make use of the non-glare properties of the acrylic.
Notice the label: THIS SIDE OUT. Using the wrong side will cause you to lose its properties. |
Touching? Does that mean that matted pieces will not be able to benefit from the anti-reflective qualities of this glazing?
ReplyDeleteMatted pieces will still benefit from the anti-reflective qualities of the glazing. All we meant by "touching" is that the unlabeled side should be the side facing the artwork. If the non-glare acrylic is facing the wrong way, you will be able to notice glare on the acrylic! If you have any other questions, please let us know!
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