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Best, economical way to frame a backglass for hanging?

By vdojaq

6 years ago


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    #5 6 years ago
     
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    I use Hobby Lobby or Michael's when they have a 40 to 50% off sale on frames, and pay for a custom frame sized to fit the translite, and put two panes of glass (front & back), so that it can be lit from the back side.

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