stone crafts are very high-end and exquisite, whether they are installed outdoors or indoors, they can play a very good decorative effect. There are many carving materials for stone crafts, such as glass fiber reinforced plastic stone carving, metal stone carving, stone stone carving, etc. Different materials have different usage characteristics, and they are also widely used in daily life, such as many squares, schools, temples, stone art of various materials will be installed in parks and villas.
No matter what kind of material stone crafts are used, the following tasks need to be done during the use process, so as to maintain the beauty of the product surface and prolong its service life. When in use, we need to do a good job of dust removal on its surface, especially stone art products installed outdoors, which are easily affected by various factors, causing the surface to be contaminated with dust, oil stains, etc., thus affecting the quality of stone crafts beautiful.
Therefore, it is necessary to use a dry cotton cloth or a feather duster to regularly clean the surface of the stone art, so as to maintain the long-term aesthetics of the stone art and make it play a good decorative effect. If the stone crafts are not well protected, the service life is difficult to last, especially the stone art installed outdoors needs to withstand wind, rain and snow for a long time, and it needs to be protected to prolong its service life.
After rain and snow, it is necessary to wipe off the rainwater on the surface of the stone crafts immediately to prevent rainwater from invading the interior of the stone art and causing corrosion inside the stone art. It is suggested that small stone art can be covered with a rain cloth in rainy days, which can better protect the stone art. When using stone crafts, it is necessary to do a good job of overhauling it to see if there are any problems such as damage or disease on the stone art. If there are any problems, please contact the management personnel in time to deal with it, so as not to affect the normal use of stone crafts. .
