impact covers Custom Menu Covers User Guide

impact covers Custom Menu Covers

Specifications

• Material: Faux Leather, Vinyl, Urethane, Genuine Leather, Linen, Wood
• Cleaning Method: Wipe in a circular motion, do not spot clean

Product Care & Cleaning Guide

Cleaning Your Covers

• FAUX LEATHER, VINYL, AND URETHANE
  CLEANING: Wipe cover in a circular motion. Clean the entire surface. Use a 25% mild liquid dish soap to 75% lukewarm water solution and wring out a slightly damp cloth. To rinse, use a second cloth lightly damp with warm water. To dry, use a completely dry cloth in a blotting motion, then allow to air dry.

• GENUINE LEATHER
  SPECIAL NOTE: To help protect against possible staining, applying leather cleaner once a month is recommended. Always test cleaners and conditioners in a hidden place before use. All cleaners and conditioners will darken leather over time.

• LINEN
  CLEANING: Clean the entire surface. Use a 25% mild liquid dish soap to 75% lukewarm water solution. Wring out clean cloth so lightly damp. To rinse, use a second cloth lightly damp with warm water. To dry, use a dry cloth in a blotting motion, then air dry.
  SPECIAL NOTE: To help reduce staining, apply Scotch Guard or similar product monthly.

• WOOD
  CLEANING: Use a soft, lint-free clean cloth, and wipe the entire surface in a circular motion. If dirt or debris does not come off with a dry cloth, add a small amount of wood cleaner like Pledge or another high-grade furniture polish. Take care not to get cleaner on other surfaces, as it could cause discoloration.
  SPECIAL NOTE: Do not allow acidic liquids or water to come in contact with our wood products. This may cause spotting, discoloration, cracking, and warping.

Caring For Your Covers

• Inspect your covers daily for signs of wear and staining. Covers should be wiped down after every use and prior to return to storage area. Do not drop, toss, or throw covers. Do not soak or submerge covers. When cleaning, always use a clean cloth made of soft cotton or microfiber. Always test recommended cleaning solutions in a small, hidden area before cleaning the entire cover.
• Do not use window cleaning fluids, scouring compounds, gritty cloths, or strong solvents such as alcohol, ammonia, acetone, bleach, peroxide, carbon tetrachloride, etc. Wipe down and spot clean soiled areas when found. Stains may become permanent quickly.
• Do not allow food particles to remain on the covers. This may result in staining and damage, further accelerating wear. Do not allow ink to remain on covers as it will permanently stain.

Storing Your Covers
Covers should be stored together as sets. Store covers vertically to minimize pressure and friction between pieces. Stacking the covers is not recommended as covers stored on top of each other will wear more quickly. Do not expose covers to extreme weather conditions or direct sunlight as this may cause damage such as warping, cracking, or discoloration.

FAQ

• Can I use any cleaning solution on the covers?
  No, always test recommended cleaning solutions in a small hidden area before cleaning the entire cover to avoid any damage.

• How should I store the covers?
  Store covers vertically together as sets to minimize wear and avoid stacking them on top of each other.

Caring For Your Covers

• Inspect your covers daily for signs of wear and staining.
• Covers should be wiped down after every use and prior to return to storage area.
• Do not drop, toss, or throw covers.
• Do not soak or submerge covers.
• When cleaning, always use a clean cloth made of soft cotton or microfiber.
• Always test recommended cleaning solutions in a small, hidden area before cleaning entire cover.
• Do not use window cleaning fluids, scouring compounds, gritty cloths, or strong solvents such as alcohol, ammonia, acetone, bleach, peroxide, carbon tetrachloride, etc.
• Wipe down and spot clean soiled areas when found. Stains may become permanent in a short time. Wine, alcoholic beverages, and other liquids may permanently stain and deteriorate materials of all kinds.
• Do not allow food particles to remain on the covers. This may result in staining and damage, further accelerating wear.
• Do not allow ink to remain on covers. Ink will permanently stain.

Storing Your Covers

• Covers should be stored together, as sets. Store covers vertically to minimize pressure and friction between pieces. Stacking the covers is not recommended. Covers stored on top of each other will wear more quickly.
• Store in climate controlled areas at moderate temperature between 60° and 85°. If not stored properly, the covers may warp and extreme temperatures will damage materials.
• Do not expose to weather such as extreme heat, cold, steam, humidity, rain, snow, etc. This will cause damage such as warping, cracking or discoloration.
• Do not store in sunlight. This will cause warping, cracking or discoloration.

Cleaning  Your Covers

FAUX LEATHER, VINYL, AND URETHANE
Wipe cover in a circular motion. Clean the entire surface. Do not spot clean. Use a 25% mild liquid dish soap to 75% lukewarm water solution and wring out a slightly damp cloth. To rinse, use a second cloth and lightly damp with only warm water. To dry, use a completely dry cloth in a blotting motion, then allow to air dry.

GENUINE LEATHER

• Leather is produced by the finest artisan of all time –nature itself. Each skin is unique and features natural markings acquired by the animal as it roams the range, brushing against trees and other things of nature. All tiny scratches, blemishes and healed scars assure that no two skins are alike, producing subtle color variations that enhance the individuality of each piece.
• Wipe entire cover with a clean, warm, lightly damp cloth. Do not spot clean. If badly soiled, add a small amount of mild liquid dish soap to cloth and wipe entire cover. To remove soap, use a second clean, warm, lightly dampened cloth and wipe down entire cover. Air dry. Do not spot clean.
• For use with spray leather cleaners, spray a clean cloth and wipe down entire cover. Do not spot clean. For soap leather cleaners, use a small amount of soap on a lightly damp clean cloth and wipe down entire cover. Do not spot clean. Allow covers 12-24 hours to air dry before use.
  SPECIAL NOTE To help protect against possible staining, applying leather cleaner once a month is recommended. Always test cleaners and conditioners in a hidden place before use. All cleaners and conditioners will darken leather over time.

LINEN
Clean the entire surface. Do not spot clean. Use a 25% mild liquid dish soap to 75% lukewarm water solution. Wring out clean cloth so lightly damp. To rinse, use a second cloth lightly damp with only warm water. To dry, use a dry cloth in a blotting motion, then air dry.
SPECIAL NOTE To help reduce staining, apply Scotch Guard or similar product monthly.

WOOD

• Wood is an organic material. A portion of wood and wood panels will naturally warp and can range in noticeability from very slight to more obvious. Warping occurs with change of season, temperature, moisture & humidity levels. Do not allow acidic liquids or water to come in contact with our wood products. This may cause spotting, discoloration, cracking, and warping.
• Use a soft, lint free clean cloth, and wipe the entire surface in a circular motion. If dirt or debris does not come off with a dry cloth, add a small amount of wood cleaner like Pledge or another high-grade furniture polish. Take care not to get cleaner on other surfaces, as it could cause discoloration.
• STORING To maximize the life of wood items and minimize warping, store as tightly as possible in a vertical position. Do not stack. Stacking wood items will cause wear, scratching, breaking, and warping.
• SPECIAL NOTE If warping occurs, reversing the warp may be possible. This method is not guaranteed to restore the wood to its original state.Place wood warped side up, on a flat surface. Place a few heavy objects (such as books or reams of paper) on top of wood item. Allow to lay for 24 hours.

ACRYLIC

• Use a high-quality acrylic cleaner. Follow the instructions on the bottle. Do not allow acrylic cleaner to come in contact with other materials on cover.
• POLISHING Use a high-quality acrylic polish, such as Novus 1. It provides a high shine and does not show finger marks or smudges.
• SCRATCH REMOVAL Any Acrylic material can be scratched yet, minor surface scratches can sometimes be removed with Novus 2 For heavier scratches use Novus 3, followed by Novus 2 and finish with Novus 1 polish.

PRINTED LITHO
Clean the entire surface. Do not spot clean. Use a 25% mild liquid dish soap to 75%lukewarm water solution. Wring out clean cloth so lightly damp. To rinse, use a second cloth and lightly damp with only warm water. To dry, use a completely dry cloth in a blotting motion, then air dry.
SPECIAL NOTE All printed lithograph covers have an inherent laminated protective covering.

METAL

• Each metal cover is made using soft metal material (brass, copper, or aluminum) and will mark or scratch over time. Proper storage and handling will help delay this aging and antiquing process.
• Patinas are semi-permanent and can wear off over time. Water will not damage metal but may cause further patination. Do not allow metal items to come in contact with ink, permanent marker, alcohols, wines, tomato sauce, acidic fluids (i.e.: citrus fruits/juices), etc. These may act as bleaching agents. They will spot the metals and cannot be reversed. However, the covers will continue to function properly.
• Use a soft, dry, microfiber cloth. Wipe covers in a circular motion from edge to edge. Do not spot clean. Never use caustic cleaners or polishers. If necessary, apply a dab of butcher’s wax and lightly buff covers. Mother’s California Gold Spray Car Wax can also be used, covering the entire cover and allowing to dry. No buffing needed. Take care not to get wax on other surfaces, as it could cause discoloration.
  SPECIAL NOTE All metals will naturally oxidize and darken with age. All pieces will vary slightly in uniformity, construction, finish and size.

POLYPROPYLENE & POLYETHYLENE
Use a 25% mild liquid dish soap to 75%lukewarm water solution. Wring out clean cloth so lightly damp. To rinse, use a second cloth and lightly damp with only warm water. To dry, use a completely dry cloth in a blotting motion, then air dry.

GLASS
Use a high-quality glass cleaner. Follow the instructions on the bottle. Do not allow glass cleaner to come in contact with other materials on covers.
Use extra care and caution when handling and storing our glass products.

PLACEMATS AND BLOTTERS
Clean the entire surface. Do not spot clean. Use a 25% mild liquid dish soap to 75% lukewarm water solution. Wring out clean cloth so lightly damp. To rinse, use a second cloth and lightly damp with warm water. To dry, use a completely dry cloth in a blotting motion, then air dry.
SPECIAL NOTE Do not place anything hotter than 125°on the surface of the placemats. Placemats should always be stored flat on top of each other, in a cool, dry place.

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• Phone 845.988.1900
• Websiteimpactcovers.com
• Emailgotyoucovered@impactcovers.com

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