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Toothpaste Rubbing Method: Squeeze some toothpaste onto a soft cloth and gently rub the scratched area on the surface of the plastic Christmas ball. The abrasive in the toothpaste can help smoothen the scratch, reducing its visibility. However, it is important to choose toothpaste with fine particles to avoid causing secondary scratches.
Special Paint Pens or Repair Agents: If the scratches are more obvious, special paint pens or repair agents in a color close to that of the Christmas ball can be used. First, clean the surface thoroughly and then follow the product instructions. Once the paint pen or repair agent is dry, gently rub the area with a soft cloth to make the surface smoother.
Adhesive Bonding: For minor cracks or damages, first use sandpaper or emery cloth to clean the damaged area. Then, use a brush to remove any debris around the crack or damage. Apply a layer of dedicated adhesive evenly over the damaged area, align the edges of the broken part, hold it in place for a while, and wait for the adhesive to cure. If the damage is extensive, after the adhesive has cured, you can attach a thin plastic sheet or tape in a color similar to the Christmas ball over the damaged area to enhance its strength.
Hot-Melt Adhesive Repair: Hot-melt adhesive has strong adhesion and certain plasticity. After heating the hot-melt adhesive to melt it, apply it evenly over the damaged area. Use a tool to smooth it out and then wipe it with a clean cloth to achieve a smoother surface. However, it is important to control the temperature to avoid damaging the plastic material due to excessive heat.
Dyeing Method: You can choose fabric dyes in a color similar to the original color of the Christmas ball. Follow the instructions on the dye package to mix the dye solution in the correct proportion. Soak the Christmas ball in the solution, heat it, and stir continuously to allow the color to penetrate evenly. However, this method may have some impact on the plastic material, and the colorfastness will not be as good as the original color. Therefore, it should be used with caution.
Spraying Method: Purchase plastic-specific paint that matches the original color. After cleaning the surface, spray the faded areas evenly. When spraying, maintain a proper distance and spray at a steady speed to avoid sagging or uneven color. Once the paint is dry, you can apply a layer of transparent protective paint to enhance the gloss and wear resistance of the color.
Temperature and Humidity: Store plastic Christmas balls in a cool, dry environment, avoiding direct sunlight and high temperatures. Excessive temperatures can soften, deform the plastic material, and even accelerate aging. High humidity can lead to mold and spoilage of the Christmas balls. The ideal storage temperature is generally between 15℃ and 25℃, with a relative humidity of 40% to 60%.
Ventilation Conditions: Ensure good ventilation in the storage area by opening windows regularly to prevent the accumulation of harmful gases and moisture in the air, which could damage the plastic Christmas balls.
Material Selection: Wrap each plastic Christmas ball individually with soft, clean cloth or paper to prevent friction between them that could cause new scratches or damage. Then place them in sealed plastic boxes or storage bags to keep out dust and moisture. Avoid using rough or sharp materials for packaging, as they may scratch the surface of the Christmas balls.
Proper Arrangement: Do not stack the Christmas balls too high or too tightly in the storage boxes or bags to avoid deformation caused by pressure. You can add soft cushioning materials, such as foam plastic or bubble wrap, at the bottom of the box and between the balls to provide cushioning and protection.
Appearance Inspection: Regularly open the packaging and check the appearance of the plastic Christmas balls for any new damage or abnormalities, such as scratches, cracks, or fading. If any problems are found, take appropriate repair measures promptly to prevent further damage.
Cleaning and Maintenance: Clean the plastic Christmas balls before storage and after use. Use a soft brush to gently remove surface dust. For stubborn stains, wipe them with a damp cloth, but be careful not to allow water to seep into the interior of the ball. After cleaning, place the Christmas balls in a well-ventilated area to dry completely and ensure there are no water marks left on the surface before repackaging and storing them.
