1. Avoid scratches and collisions.

Forged stainless steel sculptures are placed outdoors as exhibits and are very vulnerable to damage such as scratches and collisions. If placed in a lower position, many children can be petted. Some are scraped with a stone, some are scraped with a metal blade, etc. When this happens, it is necessary to polish the forged stainless steel sculpture for restoration. Maintenance costs are high.

2. Keep it dry.

Some forged stainless steel sculptures need to be placed in a humid environment, while forged stainless steel sculptures need to be placed in a dry environment. Of course, this is not particularly important, because most of our forged stainless steel sculptures are placed outdoors. In the southern weather, especially in spring and autumn, spring rains and dew in late autumn are also long, and it is basically difficult to keep dry. Fortunately, if other materials for metal sculptures could be worse, it is forging stainless steel sculptures. This is also one of the reasons for the long service life of forged stainless steel sculptures.

3. Clean regularly.

The installation environment of the forged stainless steel sculpture determines the frequency and frequency of cleaning. If the surrounding greenery is good and there is little dust, then it cannot be cleaned for half a year or a year; if the environment is bad, it can be cleaned every quarter. Cleaning needs to be done regularly and gently, usually with a neutral detergent first, and then gently wipe with a lint-free towel. If the stain area is relatively large, you can use a small manual spray gun to spray again, and then dry it with a dry towel.

4. Prevent immersion in sweat, acidic chemical liquids, etc.

Although forged stainless steel sculptures can prevent air, water vapor, acid and alkali metal salts and other chemical corrosive substances, it still has some rust effects on human sweat and certain acid and alkaline chemical liquids. Therefore, try not to directly touch the surface of the sculpture with your hands, such as contacting chemical liquids that are inadvertently stained with acids and alkalis. Clean and dry them in time to keep the surface of the stainless steel sculpture clean.