Product Description

Keep memories alive for future generations. The acid content in paper can cause memory book materials and documents to deteriorate over time. Krylon Make It Acid-Free! is an affordable spray that raises the pH level of acidic papers and slows the aging process. This product is ideal for scrapbook enthusiasts to keep their treasured memories protected for a lifetime. Dries to the touch in about 1 minute and is safe to handle in about 2 minutes.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #18034 in Office Product
• Brand: Krylon
• Dimensions: 6.85" h x 2.08" w x 2.08" l, .60 pounds

Features

• 6 Ounces

Customer Reviews

Essential for preserving documents
I bought this product to preserve newspapers that have historical significance. If you have ever watched a newspaper clipping turn yellow over time, it is due to the acidic quality of the paper. This product is essential if you wish to preserve these important works from yellowing or aging. I found that the 6oz size is more economical than the 3oz, and will usually cover up to 20 full-size newspaper pages. I would suggest using a pH testing pen first on your document to determine whether it needs treatment with this product, as some paper has a neutral pH.

Great product
This is a great product for scrapbookers like myself who enjoy preserving trip mementos other than photos. For example, if you visit a city and pick up a street map, or if you save a brochure from the hotel you stayed at, you can use this spray to make them acid free. Then you can add them to your scrapbook pages without concern that they will make your entire page eventually turn yellow. I've been using for several years and have yet to see any yellowing on anything I've used it on.

Tips for Use: The spray is easy to use, just like spray paint. Just make sure you find a ventilated area to use it, or take it outside to let the fumes dissipate. I suggest saving a giant piece of cardboard to use again and again under your documents. This will protect whatever floor or table surface you're spraying on, since this spray does leave a bit of a white residue.