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09-11-2009, 11:30 PM
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In the past Ive framed large pieces by buying 2 pieces of plexy glass, drilling holes along the edges through both, and then used the same type of 2 piece screws used in some of the older screw downs. I even polished the edges to make them smooth. It comes out very nice and you can view the item front and back.
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