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At YCHS we place our photos in acid free file folders between acid free tissue paper in clamshell boxes. Framed photos are wrapped in tissue paper and secured with acid free cotton tape then either place upright in a record box or in bin storage. We have a process for unrolling photos but until we get ...

This youtube video is pretty helpful. https://youtu.be/x9iWoV4e384?si=bNEzItXsKnu2r0j5 Megan Hansen Curator of Collections/ResearcherYankton County Historical SocietyMead Museum82 Mickelson DriveYankton, SD 57078(605) 665-3898 ex. 205

We've used it on almost all the windows here in our building. The first time we ordered through Gaylord. It was easy to use/apply. Lots of cutting but worth it. If I remember correctly it was like 80-90 % UV blocking but we also leave all of our shades down to protect the objects in that room. The shades ...

I've used both, while I preferred the original archival film gaylord had before they switched to the double sided tape one. The automotive one is nearly identical to what gaylord had. When you call and talk to your local tinting shop, just tell them what you're doing and they can get you UV film that ...

We store ours on covered pallet rack storage. We got them on sale from the state. We prepped the wire rack with a layer of cardboard and a layer of poly. To help keep the dust level low, I went through and covered the entire pallet rack with sheets, held up with magnets. ------------------------------ ...