Maintenance and Cleaning Instructions for FRP Fiberglass Planters

Planters in an Exterior Setting

Use the same cleaning and maintenance procedures that would apply to the exterior of a commercial building.

Pressure washing with water to remove dust and dirt.
Graffiti may require painting over. Try acetone or other paint-removing solvents after testing the solvent on an obscure area of the planter.
Repaint with exterior building paint as often as the surrounding structures require or as desired.
Smooth finished planters will need to be lightly sanded to remove any oils or waxy topical finishes in order for the paint to adhere properly.

Planters in an Interior Setting

Use the same cleaning and maintenance procedures that would apply to any interior site furnishings.

Light vacuuming with a brush attachment should remove any dust and dirt.
Heal marks or graffiti may require painting over, as above.
Smooth finished planters will need to be lightly sanded to remove any oils or waxy topical finishes in order for the paint to adhere properly.

Normal use and service should require almost no attention for several years.

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Environmentally Friendly

Life Cycle Assessment

A life cycle assessment offers an insight into the environmental impact of fiberglass planters during the life of the container. Fiberglass planters can be considered environmentally friendly because of their low maintenance, durability and reuse. Because they weigh less than comparable materials, less transportation energy is consumed. All of these benefits have a positive impact on conserving resources.