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| 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. Exclusive! Online Only Some manufacturers, including but not limited to: APC, IBM, HP, Sony, Panasonic, Samsung, JVC, Philips, and Microsoft have a NO RETURN POLICY and/or charge a restocking fee to return product. These manufacturers require you to contact them directly regarding the terms and conditions of their Warranty Policy. Exclusive Online Offers are any product with a catalog number beginning with the letters EP. Example: EP0021. Due to our commitment to process orders quickly, there is a short period of time in which you may cancel your order. Once the order has been sent to our warehouse for fulfillment, we can request cancellation, however, should your order/item(s) ship, simply REFUSE delivery, and when the merchandise is returned to us a refund will be initiated. Click Here for Complete Return and Exchange Policies for Exclusive Online Products |
Customers most agreed on the following attributes:
from Stillwater, MN on 2/18/2009Comments about Krylon Division Make-It-Acid:
This is wonderful for working with newspaper or paper that is not acid free that you would like to store longterm. It is easy to use and unlike the pump sprays, never leaves large drops on the papers.
from Detroit, MI on 2/3/2009Comments about Krylon Division Make-It-Acid:
I used it for the preservation of some very special newspaper article. It was very easy to use. Make sure that you use in a well ventilated area.
from Los Angeles, CA on 12/27/2008Comments about Krylon Division Make-It-Acid:
I only hope that it's chemically effective because the white film it deposits can't be completely wiped away with a cloth. This film should have been mentioned on the label, along with directions to remove it. Otherwise, you could ruin something precious to you that you hoped to preserve.
from Magalia, CA on 11/11/2008Comments about Krylon Division Make-It-Acid:
I bought this spray specifically to spray 60 year old newspapers, both full pages and articles.
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