I have been getting an increasing number of questions regarding how to best care for your framed pictures.<\/p>\n
The main issue that I have seen is that of people not understanding the importance of keeping their framed pictures out of direct sunlight in order to preserve them.<\/p>\n
Not only direct sunlight, but also any light sources, natural or artificial, can eventually fade the colors of your picture. The best option for all framed pictures is to keep them in a room that does not get any natural or artificial light (such as a basement, attic, or closet).<\/p>\n
Framing pictures is one of the easiest ways to make your living room or kitchen more fashionable. You can take any picture, frame it, and suddenly it looks great. Now you want to keep it looking that way.<\/p>\n
You should always clean your framed pictures by hand not machine. Machines tend to make things worse, and the results are often disappointing. You can make your framed pictures look great if you do it right the first time.<\/p>\n
TIP 1: It’s important to have a clean surface to work on. The cleaner the better! So if you have dust or dirt on your frames wipe them down with a wet cloth and dry with another cloth. This will help you avoid smudges and fingerprints on your frames when you are ready to hang them back up again.<\/p>\n
TIP 2: Remove the glass from your frames before cleaning them with a dry cloth (the glass will get in the way). Clean both sides of the picture frame with a lint-free cloth (make sure it’s completely lint-free; otherwise, you’ll end up with lint all over your photo). If there is still dirt or dust left behind on the frame, use a small amount of liquid soap or glass cleaner and a damp towel to remove any residue left behind<\/p>\n
Paintings become dull when exposed to light and dust for a long time. As your picture frames contain paintings, it is important to consider their proper care to maintain the brightness and color of the painting for years to come.<\/p>\n
When you want to clean your framed pictures, use lukewarm soapy water and soft cloth. Never spray any liquid directly onto the frames or paintings. The chemicals in the liquid may affect the paint or may leave water stains on the frames or paintings. It is impossible to remove these water stains once they have dried out. You can also use a soft dry cloth to wipe off dust from the frames or paintings.<\/p>\n
You should avoid exposing framed pictures in direct sunlight as this may result in fading of colors within a short period of time. Framed pictures should never be placed near air conditioning units as they produce strong currents of air that may cause the pictures to fall off the wall and shatter on the floor, which will ruin them completely.<\/p>\n
If you notice any discoloration around the edge of your framed pictures, this may be caused by moisture due to condensation from cold surfaces near hot moist air that builds up behind the frame. This moisture can also cause mold growth on your framed pictures. To prevent this from happening, you can put something<\/p>\n
Proper care is one of the important factors in maintaining the value of a treasured piece of art. Framed pictures should be cleaned on a regular basis to remove dust, dirt, and grime that can mar the beauty of your framed art. The following steps are general guidelines for proper care of your framed art.<\/p>\n
Maintain a safe distance between your framed art and any heat source such as fireplaces, space heaters, or heat vents. Heat can cause warping and damage to frames and artwork, especially over long periods of exposure. Watch out for light colored wood frames that may become hot enough to burn you if you are not careful.<\/p>\n
As with most household appliances, never use water on the glass of your framed picture when cleaning. Water can cause water rings which will become permanent over time. Instead, use a microfiber cloth that has been slightly dampened with rubbing alcohol in order to clean glass without leaving streaks or residue behind.<\/p>\n
Treat any dust on the picture itself with a soft brush before cleaning glass so as to avoid scratching the surface of your frame or canvas. If you have stubborn stains on your artwork, contact a professional conservator who can properly clean your framed art without causing damage.<\/p>\n
Protective glazing is an invisible layer of glass that is applied to the front surface of a picture frame. This layer of glass helps protect your photo and picture from dust, moisture and general wear and tear.<\/p>\n
Having a professional apply protective glazing to your picture frame ensures that it will last for many years. Most importantly, this process will help prevent any damage to your photograph or artwork.*<\/p>\n
From time to time, we all find ourselves in need of a little advice concerning the care and maintenance of our photos. Questions such as:<\/p>\n
“How should I store my photo?”<\/p>\n
“What are some tips for storing my photos?”<\/p>\n
and similar questions are often asked by concerned individuals who want to ensure that their valuable photographs are being looked after properly. The following article will hopefully shed some light on this topic and give you some useful information on how to protect your valuable images.**<\/p>\n
All frames are not created equal. Photo frames come in a variety of materials, shapes, sizes and colors. Some frames are made of wood, others metal and some are made from plastic. While all these types of frames have various benefits, they can all potentially be harmful to the longevity of your photographs if not properly stored away after use.**<\/p>\n
**Fiberboard is one of the most common types of material used in photo frames. Fiberboard is often painted with resin or acrylic paint which may cause your photographs to fade over time if exposed to direct sunlight for extended periods of time. It is best to store fiberboard photo frames out of direct sunlight as well as extreme heat and cold temperatures. In addition, it is recommended that you remove your photographs from the frame for storage purposes<\/p>\n
Hello. My name is Jack and I am the owner of this blog. I collect pictures and I want to share my knowledge with you.<\/p>\n
If you are looking to buy a new picture frame then you have come to the right place. If not, then I hope that you keep reading and take your time to bookmark us in your browser or favorite social media website.<\/p>\n
The reason why we are here is because we are hoping to help people with their picture framing issues. Whether it’s just a question or a complete project that needs framing, we will do our best to get back to you as quickly as possible to make sure that your artwork is protected from harm and preserved for years to come.<\/p>\n
Lets face it, art is expensive so we want to make sure that when purchasing one of the many pieces that we offer for sale, the piece is properly packaged so that there are no damages done during shipping times.**<\/p>\n
**Not all pictures are made equal! Some artwork is painted on canvas or paper but other can be made out of plastic, wood, glass or even metal. So as a collector, you have certain needs\/requirements for your art collection such as climate control, lighting conditions and space. It is important that your pieces be properly stored in order<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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