Care, placement and storage guide for canvas art finished with ArtResin
To clean: Use a soft microfiber cloth to gently dust; avoid using pressure. If necessary, clean with glass cleaner and a soft cloth; avoid the use of anything abrasive.
Placement: Avoid direct sunlight and UV rays. ArtResin contains UV stabilizers to help prolong clarity and protect from UV exposure, however purposely placing your artwork in direct sunlight can cause yellowing over time.
Storage: Your acrylic art finished with ArtResin should be stored in a climate-controlled environment, ideally between 50-100 degrees Fahrenheit. The front of the piece should not be pressed against anything or impressions and scratches may result.
Your piece finished with ArtResin should never freeze; this can cause cracking or delamination in the resin and freezing can damage cured acrylic paint as well.
ArtResin is heat resistant up to 120F. ArtResin may soften temporarily in high heats so do not store your art in a hot car or attic, or near a source of heat.
Care and storage guide for art finished with Liquitex Varnishes
To clean: Use a soft microfiber cloth to gently dust; avoid using pressure. If necessary, clean with a soft cloth and water and mild dish soap; avoid the use of harsh or abrasive chemicals.
Storage: Your acrylic art finished with Liquitex High Gloss Varnish should be stored in a climate-controlled environment, ideally between 50-100 degrees Fahrenheit. The front of the piece should not be pressed against anything, or impressions and scratches may result. Glassine paper may be used against the finish during transportation to avoid scratches.
Your piece finished with Liquitex High Gloss Varnish should never freeze; this can cause cracking or clouding in the varnish and freezing can damage cured acrylic paint as well.
Care guide for acrylic wearable art
Wash with mild dish soap and water and pat dry with a soft microfiber towel. Plastic and resin scratch easily, so take care that your jewelry is not rubbing against anything in storage.
Do not soak your wearable art in water or leave wet for an extended time as the sealant and glues may become compromised.