Are there antibacterial treatments for PVC sculptures in high-touch public areas?
PVC sculptures in high-touch public areas, such as parks, museums, and shopping centers, are prone to bacterial buildup due to frequent contact. To address hygiene concerns, antibacterial treatments can be applied to these sculptures. Options include antimicrobial coatings, which inhibit bacterial growth, and disinfectant sprays designed for PVC materials. Regular cleaning with antibacterial solutions also helps maintain sanitation. Implementing these treatments ensures public safety while preserving the artwork's durability. Consulting a specialist for tailored solutions is recommended for optimal results.
