an any body tell me where to get the plastic clear paper that is usually around prints on market stall and art

Question

clear wrapper to cover prints of paintings

Answer 1

they have some really cheap ones on ebay.

that's where i got mine and their good quality too.

Answer 2

Atlantis Art Materials store in Whitechapel, London.

Answer 3

cellophane is good, you can pull it really tight and secure at back of prints. If you are going to use a fair amount its worth asking a local florist if they would supply you with a roll from their wholesalers - this will work out miles cheaper than buying it from a stationers and you will get about 25 metres or more.

Answer 4

You can get cellophane bags from craft shops for displaying greeting cards for sale but these only go up to A4 size. Cellophane rolls in stationers are usually on 2.5m or 5m. If you need it in quantity you need to find a firm selling packaging material - such firms usually sell things like carrier bags, bulk bin sacks and often cleaning products to shops and companies so you could ask one where they get their supplies.

Answer 5

I use plastic bags made for that purpose. You can get them from www.documounts.com The plastic bags are much easier to deal with than shrink wrap.

Answer 6

You can buy cellophane (for that is what it is called) from office stores like Staples and also larger branches of WH Smith.

Answer 7

Its called cellophane

Answer 8

yeah it's easy, just go to the market buy all the gear ,unwrap it and reuse the wrapping.

Answer 9

They have it on offer in Aldi at the mo if you are in the UK.

Answer 10

cheap joes art stuff its a catalog and website...