aREA RUG COLOR CORRECTION
There are some colors that tend to bleed more easily than others, and there are a lot of reasons
why your rug might need a color correction service. We not only have professional cleaners but also expert color restorers that can easily correct even the most exquisite colors on any specialty rug.
We always start by thoroughly inspecting the rug and determining the damage done to it, keeping in mind that it's essential to fully analyze each rug individually to ascertain the kind of color correction process that should be used to clean it – there are some chemicals and dyes that are suitable for certain fabrics, but can prove highly destructive for others.
Each process of color correction largely depends on the type of material the area rug has. For example, we use very mild chemicals for camel hair rugs or wool rugs, while cotton rugs may need stronger cleaning solutions to get rid of running dyes. Whichever the case, color correcting or rugs is not an easy task and requires professionals to do it rightly, although our expertise can make the restoration of even the most ruined colors appear seamless and effortless.
If your treasured area rug hasn't been shining all that bright as of late, we are the company to change that.
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COLOR CORRECTION FOR YOUR AREA RUGS
There is no denying the fact that some types of damage that occurs to rugs are irreparable. However, they're not beyond our restorative capabilities – no damage that a rug can suffer is too great for our experts to revert.
Color correction is a popular service we provide, and with good reason – rugs can lose colors due to a variety of reasons, and expensive area rugs in particular have rare dyes applied by hand that, while exceedingly beautiful, often aren't as sturdy as those applied in a factory.
Finding these dyes is beyond what most companies can offer, and they will often use substitutes that are clearly less lustrous than the original ones. Not an issue with us – every color we restore is mimicked perfectly so that the rug never shows signs of work regardless of the extent of repairs.
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If you're unsure of what your rug is made of, we find that the best way to identify the fiber is by smell it exudes while burning. Before talking to us over the phone, you can separate one or more strands and burn them to give us a better idea of what we'll be working with once we arrive.
- If the strand is made from nylon, it will quickly burn on its own with a very light colored hot bead that smells like celery.
- Wool, on the other hand, doesn't catch fire easily – when it does, it burns without feeling too hot to touch and with a scent reminiscent of burning hair.
- Polyester burns almost exactly like nylon does, but you can identify the difference from whether the fiber shrinks or not – if it does, your decorative area rug likely has elements of polyester as well. You can also identify it by its smell – like fruit that is over-ripe.
- Acrylic immediately catches fire and melts for as long as it's in contact with fire while giving off an odor of rotten meat.
These tests are entirely optional, but they can make our over-the-phone estimate a lot more accurate because color correction treatments can differ greatly based on the fabrics – likewise, more materials usually translate to more work being needed as each type of fabric requires individual treatment.
Regardless of whether your rug has one or more combination of materials, trust us to restore its beautiful colors from any impediment. You might have burned the rug somehow, it might have suffered stains, or it may simply be feeling the brunt of all that dirt and dust – whichever the case, our experts know how to make even the rarest of area rugs shine.
Don't try any color correction methods on your own, as they will not only yield unsatisfactory results but also potentially ruin other parts of what might be an expensive and unique rug. Instead, let us handle the restorative process that will bring your area rug from a bleak piece of cloth to a treasured ornamental piece that you will display with joy every time your friends and family visit your home.
