If you ever need to store your painting, here are the recommendations from Liquitex: — The best storage is in painting racks, separated from touching other paintings.
— The tops of the paintings can be covered to keep out dust. This allows for good ventilation to
prevent mold growth.
— Paintings can also be stacked vertically with acid free cardboard separators.
— If paintings must be covered, use acid free tissue, followed by plastic film.
— Do not wrap tightly as to seal in moisture.
— Do not use bubble wrap as the bubbles can imprint into the canvas.
— Maintain mild temperature and low humidity levels.
— High and freezing temperatures can adversely effect the painting and painting/plastic interaction.
