FrameMyRecord

Hi...I am John (owner of FrameMyRecord.com)--our frame is the Defender album above. I came across the posts and thought I would put in my 2 cents worth and offer answers to any questions. We have been framing records--and ONLY records, CD's and music memorabilia professionally for 5+ years. Our reviews are posted on Amazon and at the site if anyone needs a reference or has a question about "who we are". Framing records can be completely safe and actually beneficial if done properly. Low or no sunlight, real glass and acid free matting should be a priority for any collectable or autographed album. Our customers prefer Glass fronts instead of plexiglass so that is all that we have available and prefer. Plastic especially if touching the actual sleeve or vinyl (no matting) can eventually do some damage or stick to the sleeve. It also is not easy to clean, attracts dust and scratches easily. Big box store (cheaper) frames are great for inexpensive albums or to hang in a dorm room so they have their place BUT real music collectors prefer a classier frame with matting and UV "real" glass. Although a bit more expensive we offer a product that is very reasonably priced and actual custom "frame shop" quality. There is a lot of information on the web site concerning glass, acid free matting and our conservation safe mounting process. See this link framemyrecord.com/about-us.php