The backdrops you are renting are quite expensive to produce and to repair. If they are allowed to get wet, torn or dirty, significant repair costs can accrue.

PERSONNEL:
Please make certain that the personnel responsible for hanging our backdrops are experienced and comply with the following instructions.

UNPACKING:
When unpacking the backdrops, make certain the area is clean and dry to reduce the chance of staining or otherwise damaging the drop.

TYING:
Use care when tying the drop to battens and pipes, and allow time for the drop to hang so wrinkles will be eliminated.

CLAMPS:
If clamps are used, be sure they are rubber tipped or that cloth is used beneath the clamp to reduce the chance of damage to the drop.

UNUSED SECTIONS:
If only a section of the drop will be used, be sure to roll up the unused section of the drop rather than folding it so it doesn't crack the paint.

REPACKING:
When your project is over, lower the drop onto a clean surface, removing all remnants of props, tape, dirt, staples and other items. Roll the drop onto its tube as it was received. Do not roll dirt or other debris into the backdrop or damage could occur resulting in costly repairs. Re-wrap the rolled up drop with poly to protect it while it is being transported.

By observing these procedures, the backdrops will remain in good condition and costly repairs can be eliminated.