Cleaning Glass.
- DonPiano
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Ok, this'll sound like a stupid question, but what do you use to clean the glass of your framed prints? I have a framed movie poster - really not worth even the frame it's in - that I want to clean the glass of, but just wanted to make sure to use the right thing. I'm sure the answer is 'just use windex' or something like that, but figured I'd ask anyhow.
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- Vonschinkel
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I use this stuff that I bought at Hobby Lobby. I believe you can also find it at places like Home Depot, etc. It is a foaming spray and works really well. I use it along with a good microfiber cloth.
- DonPiano
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Cheers. This ones just regular UV glass, not museum. Was the first poster I ever got framed but only noticed the glass was a bit dirty. I'll give the micro fibre cloths a shot. I've got a few of those.
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