Acrylic Display Covers 75x75mm (22cm high)

Acrylic Display Covers 75x75 mm - a clear display cover, 22 cm high

The smallest footprint in the line of acrylic covers, a square 75x75 mm, with a height of 22 cm according to the figures in the name. The ratio of a small base and a considerable height makes it the typical cover for one figure, a bust or a small model on a plinth, that is for things where the top coat of paint and the finest detail are the most valuable. When you use a cover like this for the first time, it pays to reckon with a few small points: acrylic products tend to come from the factory protected by a film that has to be lifted off both sides, and a tall narrow cover is more sensitive to being knocked over than a wide one, so it belongs on a stable shelf.

First use and in service

• Lift off any protective film from both sides and wipe the cover with a soft cloth; only then is the acrylic really clear.
• Rid both the model and the base of dust before closing it up, or you will shut it inside.
• Fit the cover from above vertically, without tilting it, so that a wall does not lean against the figure.
• Given the small base and the height, stand it on a level and stable surface, not on the edge of a shelf.
• Never use alcohol, acetone or thinners for cleaning, as the acrylic would go dull.

Who it is for

For collectors of figures and busts, for modelers who display individual small pieces, and for anyone who wants several covers of the same height side by side on a shelf. For models with a greater span or a longer base the footprint is insufficient, and in that case reach for a larger size in the same line.

Clean acrylic only with a soft cloth or a product meant for plastics. Solvents damage the material beyond repair.