This article contains information, which will help you to take care of your Cold Cast Resin collectibles so that they can continue to give you pleasure for years to come.
Cold cast resin is a very delicate material as the paint is not baked on. The paint will come off, so use care when cleaning these pieces. Clean with a soft, dry cloth only. As the name suggests, Cold cast resin is a cold-cast material in which no heat is used in the manufacturing process, resulting in much greater variations of paint finish.
Sculpture made from plastic and plastic resins (epoxy, bonded bronze, bonded marble, polyurethane and polyester resins, acrylic, etc.) should not be displayed in full sunlight unless you know that the artist has made special preparations to treat the surface with an ultra-violet resistant finish appropriate for your climate. Many plastics are highly UV reactive and will degrade in heat and sunlight. When displaying your plastic sculptures indoors, treat them as you would a ceramic sculpture. Some resins are brittle and should not be handled excessively.
Note: It is usually not advisable to display your cold resin collectible (or any sculpture for that matter) in an enclosed room with a hot tub, Jacuzzi, or sauna. The extreme humidity and chlorine or bromine fumes can quickly form deposits on plastic materials and will also corrode metals.