[Leon]

I can only speak from one experience of mine. When I got the Horner Composite in the mail the frame and glass were badly broken. I was lucky the picture didn't get damaged. It could have suffered a couple of microscopic abrasions but it came through fairly unscathed. I ended up taking it to a fine art gallery, locally, that does higher end framing (as well as anything else too, I am sure). I spoke to the owner and he fixed me right up...with new archival glass that has no glare, triple matting and plastic type hinges that the photo fits into. I think this might be overkill for what you are doing but I thought I would at least give an experience. All in all it was about $375 to get it done and I couldn't be happier. regards