The first step is to dry mount the photograph to ensure it is properly supported and protected so the image stays sharp and clear.
	The chosen mattes are then individually cut using a remarkably versatile computerized machine called the Wizard, that ensures the mattes and frames fit together with perfect symmetry. The pieces are then assimilated and put together by hand.
	Once each frame or display case is assembled, they are thoroughly inspected before being promptly wrapped up and sent out.

There are many other ways to customize the framing of other pieces of memorabilia that can be selected by calling customer service at 1-800-759-SCORE. Our framing department has the ability to create custom framed display cases for things ranging from baseballs to sneakers to hockey sticks. Different combinations of memorabilia, plaques, and descriptions can also be put together in a manner that you can decide. One exciting new feature is the shadow box display case that really brings your piece of memorabilia to life. For example in a photograph with a visible puck like this Martin Brodeur photo, an actual puck can be inserted into the glass so that it literally protrudes out. The same can be done with things like baseballs, footballs, and even bases.

Customers can and are encouraged to send in their own photographs, jerseys, or virtually anything they want to protect, and the expert framing department will create a custom piece for any and every customer using any combination of our over 20 mattes and 20 frames. The Steiner Sports framing department has the technology, resources, and expert personnel to meet each customer's individual and custom desires in a quick and efficient manner to ensure complete satisfaction.