How to use Snappable Poster Frames

[@stilesgatewood3497]

Great tutorial. Thanks for explaining the difference between the glossy and the Anti- Glare. I live in a extremely sunny area so Anti glare was a must have

[@vinnieam88]

Thank you so much! Excellent instructions!

[@ChowmutLe]

Great video, totally helped with my poster installation. My first frame arrived dented too.

[@almamontes1494]

The cover you don’t use can you put in the frame to store it?

[@jslane11]

I have a 26.75” x 39.75” poster that I’m trying to find a frame for. Do you think this frame would work or will that extra 1/4 inch of space in there be a problem?

[@HMM21308]

I have a board mdf 0. 138 in Do you think is gonna fit and work secure?

[@nickoreckless8115]

I’m wondering the same thing

[@rorschachsjournal2084]

The rough tectured side goes on the inside. You would hve had a much more beautiful display if you did it that way. All the fuzzy/haze wouldn't be there.

[@toadsage]

I got one of these today for a concert poster and I put the hazy side of the anti-glare sheet on the inside. When he said the hazy side goes outside, I was about to take mine off and flip it, so I'm glad I saw your comment haha

[@SP-xd8gs]

@@toadsage wrong the textured goes on outside for a matter no glare look

[@AndyMcBums]

The rough side goes on the outside for the matte look tho. I just tried the way you said it and it’s still glossy af. When the rough side is on the outside it’s no longer glossy. So no, you’re wrong.

[@siner2442]

I would’ve went with a white frame

[@andreadavis7792]

Why chatting so much before getting to show us HOW TO??