Select 4ply 32"x40" Autumn Gold - (80009)

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Warm Tone With Archival Care

The Crescent Select Conservation Solid Matboard in Autumn Gold brings a rich warm color to professional framing while maintaining dependable conservation quality. Sized at 32" x 40" with a 4 ply thickness, this matboard is suited for projects that call for both visual warmth and long term protection.

Produced from wood pulp fibers that have been chemically treated to remove acids and lignins, this matboard helps safeguard artwork from aging and discoloration. The solid color runs consistently through the board, allowing for clean precise cuts and uniform results.

Buffered with calcium carbonate and made from 100% virgin alpha cellulose, the surface resists fading and bleeding while maintaining a stable environment for artwork over time.

Key Features
  • Sheet size measures 32" x 40"
  • 4 ply construction for professional framing
  • Autumn Gold solid color throughout
  • Made from 100% virgin alpha cellulose fibers
  • Acid free and lignin free construction
  • Buffered with calcium carbonate for alkaline reserve
  • Conservation quality matboard
  • Fade resistant and bleed resistant surface
  • Color matched for consistency and versatility
Perfect For
  • Conservation and professional framing
  • Original artwork and fine art prints
  • Photography and graphic work
  • Warm accent mat designs
  • Artists framers and galleries
  • Projects requiring long term protection