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09-20-2018, 11:54 PM
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Super nice silk.. It is in fact satin so in theory steam will take out wrinkles but I have never tried this. I would be very careful to keep temperature low. Also be very careful about sunlight your image is crisp and best to keep it that way. I saw a silk that was mounted in a frame and the image was against glass and color attached to glass a ruined silk.
But simple non acid mount UV glass on a wall in a room that dose not get sunlight it will look great for many years. Regards Jonathan 
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