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Acrylic, Canvas, or Luster? How to Choose a Fine Art Print Finish
Same image, very different pieces. Here's how to pick, in plain English (for visual reference watch the video links in each work on the site).

**Museum Mount (Acrylic Facemount).** The print is bonded to the back of museum-grade acrylic. Depth, the deepest blacks, a glass-like glow that makes the light come alive. Truest to how I saw the shot.

**TruLife® Acrylic — top of the line.** Same facemount, best material on earth. Anti-reflective almost to the point of invisibility — all the glow, and the glare gone. Blocks 99% of UV, resists scratches ordinary acrylic can't. If you've got a bright room and skipped acrylic because of reflections, TruLife erases that problem. The only finish that gives you the glow *and* beats the glare.

**Giclée Canvas.** Archival pigment on fine art canvas. Warmer, more textural, no glare, gallery-wrapped. Lighter and more affordable, still museum-quality.

**Premium Luster Paper.** The most accessible way in — the same trusted photo paper fine-art photographers have used for generations, shipped flat so you frame it your way.

Still not sure? Email me a photo of your wall and I'll send a free mock-up.

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