Mounting C Type prints behind glass

[juggler]

I'l be framing number of largish prints behind glass. Mounted & glazed, but not using the expensive non-reflective glass.

I'm considering some of the glossy C Type papers - e.g. Kodak metallic.
What I'm wondering is.. will there be a double reflection, one from the paper and one from the glass?
Should I be going for Fuji Matt?
Any other top tips?

fwiw I prefer all of the C Type samples from The Print Space to their Giclee samples.

 

[Kit Marshall]

I have a a couple of prints on Kodak metallic that I mounted under std glass and don't personally find reflection an issue but they are on walls that don't face any windows.
I would take some photos of them for you but we are out of our house whilst some dry rot is being dealt with.

 

[testbloke]

REally depends if the print is mounted behind or too the glass. If behind, depends on the gap betweeen the glass and the print.

 

[juggler]

thank you both - I made some tests and found that the matt C type papers gave much better results behind glass, even without a mount. Anyone have any experience of acrylic in place of glass?

 

[Chappers]

I've mounted prints behind acrylic with no problems, however these were with mounts and an luster paper. Although I do have a couple that are straight onto acrylic, from a few years ago ,with no problem, but again luster paper