4x6 Mat for 5x7 Frame - Precut Mat Board Acid-Free Mixed Colors 4x6 Photo Matte Made to Fit a 5x7 Picture Frame, Premium Matboard for Family Photos, Show Kits, Art, Picture Framing, Pack of 25 Mats
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4x6 Mat for 5x7 Frame - Precut Mat Board Acid-Free Mixed Colors 4x6 Photo Matte Made to Fit a 5x7 Picture Frame, Premium Matboard for Family Photos, Show Kits, Art, Picture Framing, Pack of 25 Mats

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4x6 Mat for 5x7 Frame - Precut Mat Board Acid-Free Mixed Colors 4x6 Photo Matte Made to Fit a 5x7 Picture Frame, Premium Matboard for Family Photos, Show Kits, Art, Picture Framing, Pack of 25 MatsBrand: Poster Palooza Color: Mixed Colors Features: THIS IS FOR A PACK of 25 Mats only w o backing boards or bags, Featuring a picture opening for a 4x6 inch photo, and a 5x7 inch overall size. Picture openings are cut 0. 5" smaller than the photo size advertised to overlap the photo and help keep it securely in the frame. MADE TO DISPLAY a 4x6 Photo and fit in a standard 5x7 Picture Frame. Great replacement for damaged, dirty, or faded matting in

Brand: Poster Palooza

Color: Mixed Colors

Features:

  • THIS IS FOR A PACK of 25 Mats only w/o backing boards or bags, Featuring a picture opening for a 4x6 inch photo, and a 5x7 inch overall size. Picture openings are cut 0.5" smaller than the photo size advertised to overlap the photo and help keep it securely in the frame.
  • MADE TO DISPLAY a 4x6 Photo and fit in a standard 5x7 Picture Frame. Great replacement for damaged, dirty, or faded matting in your old frames.
  • PREMIUM QUALITY: Our precut photo matboards are acid free & precision cut with a 45 degree bevel by machine for perfect corners and NO over-cuts every single time!
  • PRECUT ACID-FREE MATTE BOARD COLOR is a vibrant Mixed Colors.
  • All of our Precut Matboards are proudly MANUFACTURED IN THE USA.

model number: M69

Part Number: M69

EAN: 0720843751548

Package Dimensions: 7.2 x 5.2 x 1.4 inches

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