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					<description><![CDATA[<p>This is an increasing number of consultations.A person at a public exhibition event or at an exhibition at a u [&#8230;]</p>
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										<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>This is an increasing number of consultations.<br>A person at a public exhibition event or at an exhibition at a university, etc., asked if the work could be fireproofed or made non-flammable by applying soufa to the work.</p>



<p>In conclusion, it is possible depending on the material.<br>For example, wooden sculptures can be painted directly. Soufa is neutral and will not damage wood.<br>The only thing to be aware of is &#8220;overpainting&#8221;. If you apply too much, a phenomenon called efflorescence will occur, as if the drug was blowing powder on the surface.<br>However, it can be removed by wiping it with a wet cloth, so adjust it while installing.</p>



<p>The white powder that emerges on the surface in efflorescence is sodium polyborate.<br>It will be an extra material that could not penetrate into the material, so you can remove it.</p>



<p>Applicable to cloth and paper.<br>Please use this for processing such as spraying.</p>



<p>Tests are required because the actual degree of combustion varies with each material.<br>For example, if the cloth also contains synthetic fibers such as polyester, it burns better and the effect of soufa is lower than that of cotton-only cloth.</p><p>The post <a href="https://tt.soufa.ltd/making-non-flammable-art-works/">Making non-flammable art works</a> first appeared on <a href="https://tt.soufa.ltd">SOUFA INC.Boric acid flameretardant& Termiticide</a>.</p>]]></content:encoded>
					
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