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Suggestions please...
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Hi
I have 2 really nice 'designer' tea towels that I have stapled to canvas and have as pictures in my kitchen - but I'm wondering if there is anything I can do to treat them so that they stay clean.Is there anything I can spray or paint on to give a protective coating? Just thought I would ask you ladies in case anyone had any ideas.
Thanks
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gyp
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07/09/2008 18:46
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That sounds like a creative idea. Tapestries are left as they are so I suppose the tea towels would be ok, as long as food or fat can't get on them.
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Jewels
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07/09/2008 18:56
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I have no idea if it would work but how about spraying them with Scotchguard. We used to spray carpets and upholstery with it, in our furniture store, and I always had mine done as it did seem to protect them.
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I wonder would a spray acrylic varnish that artists use work BonnieBlooming..........
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Why don't you get a frame made for them and keep them behind glass?
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lynne
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08/09/2008 11:57
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or those clip art perspex sheets, the kind that you can slip loads of photos between to hang on the wall.....we got ours from Ikea but sure that others must stock them....
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