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Blick Non-Glare Styrene Sheet - 9" x 12"
Non-Glare Styrene Sheet
Recorded retailer price · not live
$7.19
Blick Art Materials · recorded 2026-10-21T09:42:20.139233000Z
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Product details
- Blick SKU
- 10566-1003
About this product range
- Sturdy alternative to glass for framing artwork
- Minimizes glare and reflection under typical light settings
- Soft matte translucent finish turns clear when flush against artwork
- Also acts as a protective layer when shipping artwork
Blick Non-Glare Styrene Sheets provide a lightweight, sturdy alternative to glass when framing or shipping artwork. The pre-cut, 0.050" thick polystyrene sheets have a soft matte translucent finish that turns crystal-clear transparent when flush against images—just be sure there’s no gap between the plastic sheet and face paper, otherwise the face paper will look blurry.
The plastic sheets reduce glare, reflections, and UV damage, and they allow for unhindered viewing of your artwork at any angle. They have a protective film on both sides that protect them from scratches and smudges. The film should be removed before displaying your artwork.