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How We Pack

Packing for canvas art

Packing for framed art

Step 1 – Cleaning

Usually, when the painting is finished in the studio, the edage is smudged and there are paint dots or brush-hair on the surface of the painting. We need clearn them by special tool first of all.

Step 2 – Varnish coating

When the painting has been cleaned, we coat a layer of varnish oil on the painting to protect from dust, moisture and pollution in the environment. Varnish also homogenizes the final appearance of a painting, making it all equally glossy or matte, however, some customers would not like varnish on painting, so, this step is optional.

Step 3 – Plastic film

After varnishing , the painting will be lay aside 5 minutes for drying, then, we put a plastic film on the painting to protect being dusted or damaged from another painting.

Step 4 – Plastic film again

Put into our particular tube and close the caps. We use Strong Duty Mailing Tubes to ship our paintings. It is Sturdy, oversized to protect against crushing, tears and creases. The wall thickness of the tube is 1/7 inch .

Step 5 – Close the caps

We roll the canvas and add tape carefully. It is a very important step. If too tightly, the paints would be crushed. After the painting is rolled, we wrap it by another plastic film.

Step 1 – Cleaning

Usually, when the painting is finished in the studio, the edage is smudged and there are paint dots or brush-hair on the surface of the painting. We need clearn them by special tool first of all.

Step 2 – Bubble plastic bag

Step 3 – Foam box

After varnishing , the painting will be lay aside 5 minutes for drying, then, we put a plastic film on the painting to protect being dusted or damaged from another painting.

Step 4 – Paperboard

Step 5 – Carton box

We roll the canvas and put tape carefully. It is a very important step. If too tightly, the paints would be crushed. After the painting is rolled, we wrap it by another plastic film to be waterproof.