Painted Wood

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The painted chair surface is prone to picking up fingerprints that can easily leave unsightly marks. To maintain the chair's attractive glossy appearance, gently wipe it daily using a dry microfiber cloth. For light dirt, use a damp cloth moistened with clean water. Avoid harsh or abrasive cleaners as they can harm the paint, possibly leading to irreparable damage. Refrain from using sharp tools during cleaning to prevent scratches on the painted surface. Pay attention to items like wristwatches, buttons, and clothing buckles, as they can inadvertently cause damage. In case of marks or minor scratches, consider using repair paint available at the furniture's point of purchase. Note that repaired surfaces may not match the original glossy finish precisely, with imperfections tending to be more noticeable on high-gloss surfaces.