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Care & Handling

Fine art pieces are created using the best quality materials available. However, they are not impervious to scratches are chips. When moving, transferring, or re-arranging pay extra attention to wrapping the fine art and protecting its surface.  

Acrylic Prints

 

Do not use solvents or chemicals.  Some detergents/chemicals/solvents actually embed dirt into the surface as well as generating static electricity and attract more dust.  If you need to use a product for cleaning we recommend eyeglass cleaner for resin lenses or Brillianize which is 100% non-toxic, anti-static, alcohol free, ammonia free.

Use a microfiber cloth or soft cotton cloth to dust your prints. If your cloth has a tag on it, make sure you don't use the tag side to polish the print. It might scratch the surface.  Do not use paper towels for cleaning.

Do not put acrylic prints in high humidity areas such as a bathroom or other rooms with excess humidity, these rooms are more suitable for metal prints.

Do not place the acrylic print in direct sunlight. The acrylic prints are meant for inside display only. 

Avoid placing your acrylic print face down on any surface that might scratch your image. 

Metal Prints

Same principal as Acrylic Prints.

Do not use solvents or cleaners. Some detergents/chemicals/solvents actually embed dirt into the surface as well as generating static electricity and attract more dust.

 

Use a microfiber cloth or soft cotton cloth to dust your prints. If your cloth has a tag on it, make sure you don't use the tag side to polish the print. It might scratch the surface. 

 

Avoid placing your metal print face down on any surface that might scratch your image.

Do not place the metal print in direct sunlight. The acrylic prints are meant for inside display only. 

 

Environment

Avoid direct sunlight and excessive humidity. Both these can cause damage to the prints.

Material used are UV resistant. However, it is always recommended to avoid direct sunlight, high humidity or high temperatures.

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