1. Take good care of your art prints. Framing or covering them is probably the best option if you want to keep your prints on display. Otherwise keep them in a dry and safe place.
2. Blow off all surface dust and debris with a cheap and effective dust blower (available at your local arts and crafts store).
3. If the prints need more than a good blowing, then try using Photographic Solutions PEC-12, which can get almost anything off photos and prints. You'll also need a spray bottle and some PECPads, available at bhphoto.com or an arts and crafts store.PEC-12 is strong stuff, so depending on the size of the art print you shouldn't need more than a spray or two. If you're working with something near 4' x 6' you might only need half a spray.
4. A cheaper and simpler method to clean your art prints involves dabbing the photo with a cotton ball soaked with rubbing alcohol. Be sure to wipe away any leftover residue. A quick wipe with a microfibre or other lint-free cloth is a good idea to make sure all debris is cleared from the print.
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