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acrylic

Tags: Acrylic, Frames, Glazing, Paper

Often known as the brand name “Plexiglas” , it is a clear plastic glazing used for oversized artwork , or for artwork that is shipped, or often handled, when glass is not an option.

Related Articles:
  • Framing-Glazing Options
  • Collection Care-Handling Fine Art
  • Collection Care-How to Clean Specialty Glazing
  • Collection Care-Storage and Display of Photographs
  • Framing-Glazing Options, When the Difference Isn't Clear
Related Glossary Terms:
  • acrylic gesso
  • Conservation Clear Acrylic
  • facemount
  • Glazing
  • Lamin-8
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