The Ultimate Guide to Autograph Protection!

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💥 The Ultimate Guide to Autograph Protection!
In today's video, we go over the different ways to protect & preserve your autograph collection for future generations. From short term protection, long term protection, displaying and more!
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🕘 Timestamps
00:00 Intro
01:55 Short Term Storage
05:31 Long Term Storage
08:36 Displaying Autographs
09:34 Original Autographs
12:23 Scanned Autographs
15:42 Outro
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@blackrosecollectibles Год назад

Awesome video! This info will help out so many people ☺️

@theofficialkris2319 17 дней назад

@itsmausieandtheforce 7 месяцев назад

Hi Great video, I just got my first autograph print and can already feel the itch of wanting more. Glad I found this video to help me prepare for my future ahead.

@multanemo Месяц назад

I have a dark closet with led lights when I peek each morning

@gingerblue2265 Год назад

WOW, very informative & excellent protection guide. Gave this video a like and well deserved thumbs up! I do have a question. You mention these recommendations for signatures on posters or pictures. What if the autograph is on an index card? Can it be stored in a card saver or top loader for the LONG TERM, based on the ink already absorbed into the cardboard paper material?

@emanuelcardenas6008 Год назад

Great video! Would love if maybe you could show us a separate video as to how you scan the autographs. Perhaps also showing the type of scanner used. I would love to scan my collection and start hanging them up but not sure what the best way is especially for 16x20 autographs.

@BrandaoCollection Год назад

Great idea! I've been thinking of doing that. I'll definitely put it on the list.

@_Archerer_ Год назад

Also, I actually have a copy of secret wars no. 8 certified how much is it worth??

@_Archerer_ Год назад

Hi man, great job! Thanks for the tips! Do y put have any recommendations on how to prepare a card to be signed? Thanks a ton!

@BrandaoCollection Год назад

I personally don't collect signed cards but I do have some friends that do. I recommend this guide from SWAU - www.starwarsautographuniverse.com/blogs/blog/2019-10-11-getting-your-trading-cards-ready-to-be-signednbsp

@_Archerer_ Год назад

Thanks!

@hayleydavis2741 Год назад

I have some signed items one being on a photo but I noticed that the ink has not aheared well to the photo I have it in acid free sleeve how can I stop the sharpie coming of the ink is gold and it’s on a semi gloss photo. Help would be great I don’t want to lose it as it’s from someone very special to me. Thank you

@buttmccheeks946 Год назад

Thanks so much. Looks like I’ll be getting a art profolio. I have had some of my autographs in top loaders for years. Pulled a couple out and surprisingly nothing was smudged. Also is keeping the autographs in container tubs a ok idea?

@BrandaoCollection Год назад

Depending on the climate where you live, the container tubs may do damage if the temperature changes frequently

@buttmccheeks946 Год назад

@@BrandaoCollection thanks. Better get something soon then. Luckily some autographs are still the same after 7 years. Thank you for this video.

@tylert1082 День назад

Great vid. Do you have any tips or suggestion on types of glass to protect autographed pictures? I’m trying to make my own mats/frames but can’t find helpful consistent information about glass online. I see some talk of UV Conservation glass and Museum glass, and was wondering if you use anything like that.

@BrandaoCollection День назад

I personally display copies of my autographs so I just use regular frames But I have friends that use UV glass with mattes to protect their framed pieces You can always by a cheaper frame and then the UV glass separate as well

@tylert1082 День назад

@@BrandaoCollection I think buying everything separate is probably the move. Thanks!

@juansuarez3384 29 дней назад

Thanks for video, bought my 1st autographed photo. Any tips or resources on removing fingerprints from photo?

@BrandaoCollection 27 дней назад

There isn't a way to remove fingerprints fully without damaging the photo but you can use a microfiber cloth to softly wipe the areas with fingerprints and no autograph

@juansuarez3384 27 дней назад

@BrandaoCollection thanks, will definitely try that. I've also read cotton swap with alcohol. And saw video using antibacterial cloth. Any experience with those options?

@Francinenicole1 Год назад

How do you save an autograph on shoe

@pearfessional 25 дней назад

This is a late comment but I was wondering what you suggest for posters 27x40? I have mine in frames currently but they don’t have mat’s does anywhere offer frames that large with mats?

@BrandaoCollection 25 дней назад

Hollywood Poster Frames is a great option They make really high quality frames and they have knowledge of signed posters

@kirkpritchard9625 Год назад

Hi great video. I have a question should I get an autograph on my metal displate poster Or just use the normal paper poster ? Thanks

@BrandaoCollection 9 месяцев назад

Sorry for the late response! I would recommend getting a regular poster signed. Depending on the pen type, the autograph may fade over time on a metal surface.

@kirkpritchard9625 9 месяцев назад

@@BrandaoCollection thank you for reply. I have been using a sharpie pen at Comic-Con since 2021. So far it hasn't faded yet. but however I have decided to get the same autograph signed from the Comic-Con in the future but with the small regular poster just in case as backup. Thank you for replying.

@Loutvdfan 2 месяца назад

I was going to get a funko pop signed at a comic con I got a paint pen but saw another video on hear saying it can be taken of by a alcohol wipe so was going to get posters signed but if I never took them out the glass would it still be OK? And would the auto fade as the frames come with the border but I chucked them and tbh I would cover the pic if I put a border in it

@user-yh5jm3cw5p Месяц назад

I always wonder, after getting something signed, how long do I take to ensure ink is dry and place in a toploader or a pop protector??

@BrandaoCollection Месяц назад

It all depends on the pen used. A paint pen needs 5-10 minutes to dry. For a sharpie, that only needs a minute or two. I wouldn’t leave any signed photo in a toploader for long term though

@user-es7hr1rl9i 5 месяцев назад

My itoya portfolio came with black paper in the sleeves, when I’m putting in my autographs should I keep the paper in or take it out?

@BrandaoCollection 5 месяцев назад

Keep the paper in the sleeves It is an extra level of acid free protection for the photos

@Blake009 Год назад

Have you had a problem with photos bending in the itoya binders I had a couple photos get a crease in them

@BrandaoCollection 9 месяцев назад

Sorry for the late response! I keep my Itoya binders upright. Similar to books on a bookshelf. That way, they don't have the pressure from the binders on top.

@Blake009 9 месяцев назад

@@BrandaoCollection thanks so much for the reply when you use the multi ring itoyas have you had a problem with the rings denting your photos?

@BrandaoCollection 9 месяцев назад

@@Blake009 I haven't seen any denting in mine so far

@tony21084 Месяц назад

So I have a 8x10 autograph photo print, I noticed it had a few finger creases I’m guessing from handling , anyway to remove those?? Please help lol

@BrandaoCollection Месяц назад

Slight finger creases would be difficult to remove completely. Stacking some books on the photo temporarily could help with deep creases. No matter what you do, be careful cause any option could possibly add additional damage.

@motormusic1 10 дней назад

I have an autograph which has sadly disappeared due to sun exposure.. there is an imprint in the paper still... are there any methods to get ink back in the imprints again?

@BrandaoCollection 10 дней назад

Unfortunately, once it has faded from sun exposure, there isn't a way to bring it back

@NeedRebounds Месяц назад

I know I’m super late I really hope you see this but where is the best place to get 11x17 and 27x40 frames where the autograph won’t touch the glass???

@BrandaoCollection Месяц назад

I get my frames from Amazon for up to 11x17. I would recommend getting a size up so you can put a matte around the photo so it doesn't touch the glass. For full size posters, Hollywood Poster Frames is great. A bit pricey but definitely worth it especially for autographed posters.

@BrandaoCollection Месяц назад

SWAU has great options with mattes too - swau.com/products/photo-custom-framing

@al20245 27 дней назад

Hi there. How do I preserve autographs done on a canvas after it is signed? Do I put anything on it?

@BrandaoCollection 27 дней назад

There really isn’t a way to preserve autographs on canvas without possible damage But you should be good with canvas since it holds inks very well Just keep liquids and sunlight away

@al20245 5 дней назад

Thank you so much for feedback. Do you have any 16x20 canvas carrying bag recommendations that’s good for travel and autograph protection? I plan to take it with me to many events.

@BrandaoCollection 5 дней назад

A standard tube is fine, a 3 inch is ok as well, or a 4 inch but that may be too much.