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Dan ­ Kearley
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Sep 17, 2012 19:37 |  #1

I have a great big 24x72 inch photo I've printed... and I neglected to plan a frame when I printed it. (!)

How much do you think it would cost for me to have it laminated? I've emailed a couple places, but no responses so far.




  
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Sep 19, 2012 17:11 |  #2

Dan, I haven't lamenated prints, can't give an educated guess.

This company sells lamination supplies, they may be able to help you out:

https://www.lamination​king.com/default.htm (external link)


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Sep 20, 2012 13:33 |  #3

Check with a local sign shop. They will MUCH less expensive than ANY frame shop and much better equipped to deal with something that big.

I have a 24x96 pano printed and a local sign shop mounted it on foamcore for $120. They could have laminated it but I prefer it the way it is.




  
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Sep 20, 2012 13:36 |  #4

A sign shop can do this? Great idea. I've gotten a few quotes in... something like 70-100 depending on options.

By the way.. I'm also exploring another idea.. buying a canvas frame myself and 'ModgePodging' the photo to it. My tests so far seem to work, but it ends up being super textural.. not exactly a transparent way to mount.




  
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Sep 20, 2012 13:45 |  #5

The sign shop I deal with can even print images on weatherproof material too. Although not at the quality that I prefer. For big stuff I stick with the sign shops...




  
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