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Hiya Soba, don't use anything stronger than warm water with a hint of washing up liquid. Use a cloth that is very soft, but not one that is going to leave an enormous amount of residue behind, ie tiny blobs of cotton. If this happens, let the piece dry and use a soft artists brush to clean the bits off.

Soba, if you can't look after this piece properly, I know someone who will.

[QUOTE="Diminuendo, post: 2089354, member: 65006"] Hiya Soba, don't use anything stronger than warm water with a hint of washing up liquid. Use a cloth that is very soft, but not one that is going to leave an enormous amount of residue behind, ie tiny blobs of cotton. If this happens, let the piece dry and use a soft artists brush to clean the bits off. Soba, if you can't look after this piece properly, I know someone who will. ;) [/QUOTE]

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