The Arte Contract wallcoverings are protected with a waterbased coating. This coating not only aids in the stain resistance and cleanability of the wallcovering but does so in an environmentally safe manner.

Stains should be removed as quickly as possible to eliminate any possible reaction between the staining agent and the wallcovering. Time is especially important for removing materials containing colours or solvents such as ball point ink, nail polish, lipstick, oil shampoo tints, paint, lacquer or enamel and some food products.

Precautions:

Excess soiling materials such as chewing gum, asphalt, crayon, paint, nail polish or tar should be carefully scraped off prior to other cleaning attempts.

Cleaning:

The normal cleaning of the wallcoverings should be done with mild ingredients such as soap, detergent, and water. If stained and stronger cleaning is required, the use of a liquid household cleaner should be used.

Metallic finishes can be discoloured with the use of caustic cleaners and we recommend only the use of a mild soap solution for cleaning these products. If stronger cleaning is required, first evaluate the cleaner in an inconspicuous location.

The method of cleaning should be to use a natural sponge and a mild soap solution. A natural sponge’s construction does the best job of removing dirt from the textured surface.

With difficult to remove stains, the use of a soft bristle brush is recommended. Then rinse thoroughly with clean, clear water, changing water often to insure it remains clean and clear. After cleaning an area, be sure to dry with an absorbent cloth so it can be examined to assure complete cleaning.

Never mix cleaning agents together. Violent reactions may occur which could result in serious injury. Observe all label precautions when using cleaning agents.

Repeated use of stronger cleaners will extract plasticizer from vinyl wallcoverings causing the wallcovering to lose its suppleness.

Select your language

Select your country

Velours

Walls

Result (indicative)

Velours

Downloads