How can I take care of antique posters?
Without proper care, your antique posters will lose value and eventually become a little more than a color scrap. Your antique posters could be damaged by wetting or folding, sunlight, moisture, moisture, leakage and acid. Whether they are stored or displayed, your posters will need protection to maintain their value and beauty. You can take care of antique posters using alkaline solutions on them using products without acids for things such as assembly and framing, displaying them in frames with ultraviolet filtered glass and away from direct sunlight and their correct placement in a dry place. They were to be intended as disposable ads and were usually made of low -degree thin paper, most of them highly acidic. Time, effort and expenditure and similar documents will be required to overcome these restrictions and maintain your posters. These solutions are available either as sprays or liquids to be brushed to the surface. Using these rozesFlows can help reduce the effects of acid in paper. For the best results, this should be done by a professional. Simply sticking the poster on a rigid pad can cause damage rather than prevent damage and is likely to worsen the poster.
Folding is, of course, another way to cause poster damage. If you do not intend to display your antique posters, they should be properly stored to maintain their beauty and value. If the storage space is a problem, the posters can be rolled and stored in pipes without acids in a dry room. Collectors who prefer storage of posters are available flat sleeves without acids. Keep the posters in the dark area to minimize a fading.
If you prefer to display your antique posters, it is the best choice of framing. Use ultraviolet filtered glass to protect the poster from fading and do not displayposter in direct sunlight. It is recommended to base and assembly without acids and if you decide to display antique posters without mat, the bar should be used instead to secure the gap between the poster and the glass.
Some experts offer retouch services to restore damaged posters. The folds can be hidden with paint and the holes can be filled or repaired. Opinions are divided into recovery value. Some people oppose any deliberate changes and claim that any change, even those with a poster to look new, reduce the value of the poster, but other collectors are more interested in their collections to look as much as possible. Any refresh work should be communicated before completing any transactions.