If you use a panel theater that is printed or written on non-woven fabric for a long time, it may inevitably break or tear.
Since the panel theater is made of non-woven fabric, a little ingenuity can make small scratches less noticeable!
This article explains how Chokipeta Factory usually restores panel theaters in practice and how to safely store them!
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Ironing when folded or sagging
Since the non-woven fabric on which the panel theater is printed is "cloth," ironing is effective, just like regular clothes.
If your panel theater has become folded or saggy, try ironing it first!
How to revive a panel theater with an iron
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Prepare a normal, unbroken illustration.
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Fold in half vertically and horizontally to create a crease
As shown in the image, I folded and creased the top, bottom, left, and right halves!
Ironing so that the fold pile is elongated
Iron the illustration so that the fold pile is crushed.
Iron the other side
I still had a few folds left,Turn the illustration over and iron from the other side.I will do so.
Check the illustration and complete!
The illustration is complete when the folds are no longer visible!
Points to keep in mind when reviving nonwovens with an iron
When reviving theater materials, please note the following
- Keep the temperature below 100 degrees to prevent the cloth from melting.
- Cover with a cloth in case the ink melts.
Ironing at less than 100 degrees Celsius to prevent the cloth from melting
The non-woven fabric is a chemical fiber called polopropylene.
Heat resistance is not very strong,About 120~130 degreeThe material will dissolve out in the
| Iron settings | Actual temperature |
|---|
| bass | 80~120 deg. |
| mediant (music) | 140~160 degree |
| high-pitched tone | 180~210 degree Celsius |
Panel theater nonwovens are no exception, so when ironingTemperature not exceeding 100°F (low sound)Maintain the
Cover with a cloth in case the ink melts.
Even at temperatures that do not melt the non-woven fabric, the ink may dissolve.
Just in case,A handkerchief that you don't mind getting dirtyUse a cloth such as the following for the cloth to be applied!
dried small sardines, etc. used to make fish stock
I amI've never had it melt out.Just in case...
Safe Storage of Panel Theaters
If you leave the panel theater material as it is,Bent or discolored by sunburn.Please note that there may be cases where
As you may know if you have purchased a printed or finished product from Chokipeta Factory, this is also the method I use to mail all of my materials!
How to store panel theaters when storing one at a time
If you want to keep one set at a time,Put it in a clear file and put it in an envelope.is recommended.
It is easy to carry and remove, and there is no need to worry about tanning!
How to save a large number of panel theaters for storage
If you are storing a large number of panel theaters,On a clear file.Stored in clear file folderIt is recommended to do so.
The entire clear file can be placed in the folder's pocket for easy storage and retrieval!
If they are closed, they will not tan!
dried small sardines, etc. used to make fish stock
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Summary: Panel theaters can be used for years if repaired.
Panel theater is a bit more expensive than sketchbooks and pepserts because of the use of special non-woven fabrics.
However, if handled with care, it is not uncommon for them to last several years or more!
Be careful how you store them while utilizing an iron, etc., and manage them to make them last as long as possible!
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