General Cleaning and Maintenance
Maintenance and Cleaning Guide
Cleaning and Maintenance includes:
Fabric panels
Painted finishes
Copoly finishes
Gel Coat finishes
The following are guidelines given in good faith to help avoid common errors. They are not intended to be a step-by-step list of instructions or a checklist, and it is assumed the user has
general cleaning knowledge. Conwed Designscape|Wall Technology bears no responsibility for
any cleaning or maintenance actions taken or not taken, and is not responsible for cleaning personnel selection.
For fabric and painted finishes including Gel Coat, general maintenance for dust removal is light
brushing or vacuuming. Fingerprints and light soiling can often be removed using a commercially-available dry chemical sponge. Also, an art gum eraser has been successfully used to remove fingerprints, dust and grime. For more vigorous treatments on fabric-covered panels, the
fabric manufacturer should be consulted. Most polyester fabrics clean well by sponging with the
foam from a mild detergent or upholstery shampoo, followed by rinsing with a clean sponge.
Other cleaning agents, including solvent-based cleaners can be used to remove spotting, however first pre-test in an unseen area.
For Copoly finishes such as the Metro Rebound panel, remove staining materials quickly to minimize possible permanent stain. For ordinary dirt and smudges use mild soap and warm water;
clean from the bottom up and rinse often. Do not saturate the panel. Use a soft lint-free cloth to
dry. Do not use steel wool or abrasive cleaners. If a stronger cleaner is required, try Formula
409, Lestoil or Fantastik. As suggested above, first pre-test in an unseen area.
For Gel Coat Touch-up, clean area with rubbing alcohol. Match the color with a latex paint and
apply sparingly using a small art brush. Always pre-test in an unseen area.