For protecting your artwork, we trust acrylic sheets over
glass. They preserve your work and reduce glare without the risk of breakage.
Professionals and galleries also love it because it’s lightweight,
shatterproof, acid-free and distortion-free. But the acrylic sheet you choose
depends on your project and budget. Here are the kinds we carry, and their
recommended uses.
Standard Acrylic
This style is acid-free
and shatterproof with slight UV resistance. It’s 3/32” thick and great for most projects.
Non-Glare
Acrylic
Acid-free and shatterproof with a
non-reflective 1/8” thick matte surface that minimizes glare. This style is especially suited for
art with fine details that could otherwise be obstructed by a glare. Not
recommended for shadow boxes.
UV Protected Acrylic
Acid-free, shatterproof and 3/32”
thick with maximum UV resistance
for conservation projects, such as antique photographs, old newspapers, and art you want to
protect for years.
UV/Non-Glare
Acrylic
This product is the
ultimate in protection for your finest artwork and cherished mementos.
Acid-free, conservation quality, and 3/32” thick shatterproof plexiglass that filters
out 98% of UV rays.
Caring
for Your Acrylic
The point of acrylic is to
protect and display your art. So be sure to avoid common glass cleaners, which
can create a haze on it and obscure your art. Instead, use a soft cloth and our acrylic cleaner or just plain water.
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