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Haleakala Mountains Fine Art Print

$13.50 USD
$13.50 USD
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A premium quality heavyweight (200gsm) fine art print material with a smooth, clean finish. This museum-quality paper is extremely consistent and works perfectly with large, full colour graphics or illustrations. The matte finish emphasizes different highlights and tones in the source artworks; helping to create stunning works of art. We're also really proud of our eco credentials:
  • FSC approved or sustainably sourced paper
  • Printed using water based inks
  • Local fulfilment reduces carbon emissions
  • Contains no plastic

Shipping & Returns

All products are produced and shipped by Prodigi - world's leading print on demand platform with in-house manufacturing facilities located in the UK, the US and mainland Europe, supported by a global network of print on demand fulfilment partners.

Care Instructions

Handling

- Natural skin oils or other contaminants can easily transfer to the print. As a preventative measure, we recommend washing your hands before touching a photograph. If possible wear clean, white cotton gloves that are lint free and designed for handling the art.

- Use both hands and support the back of a print when picking up the photograph.

- Never attempt to rub the surface of the image with your finger or fingernail as this could scratch the surface of the print.

Exposure to Elements

- Keep your print out of direct sunlight. Even the best quality materials are subject to cracking or fading if exposed to prolonged periods of sunlight. Although normal incandescent light bulbs do not present a problem for photographic images; fluorescent lights do emit harmful ultraviolet rays.

- Hang your print away from areas where airborne grime, dust and pollutants such as cigarette smoke can leave a discolouring residue.

- Avoid extreme fluctuations in moisture and temperature. Excessive fluctuations between dryness and humidity, or extreme heat and cold can negatively affect the state of your print. Museums keep the temperature generally around 18 degrees Celsius and a relative humidity of 40%. If the humidity is too high, be on the lookout for mold.