Think of your OK Boomer as a loyal, reliable companion. Crafted from premium-grade Birch plywood, it's built to be resilient, robust, and maneuverable—perfect for the demands of life on set. While no strict upkeep is required, a little care can go a long way in preserving its longevity. Here are some simple tips to help maintain your OK Boomer over time!
Avoid Rough, Grainy Surfaces: Whether you're filming in a studio or on location, we know it's sometimes difficult to avoid damage to your gear. Production environments can be unpredictable, and rough surfaces like rocks or gritty locations can cause unnecessary wear. Keep your OK Boomer away from harsh surfaces whenever possible to maintain its smooth finish for longer.
Prevent Impact Damage: Dents and dings are never fun. To keep your OK Boomer looking its best, ensure it's secured during transport and avoid drops or impacts. When setting it down, choose stable, flat surfaces to minimize the risk of rolling or falling. Please note that while designed for durability, the OK Boomer is still susceptible to normal wear and tear, which is not
covered under warranty.
Minimize Water Exposure: Although our finish is highly water-resistant, prolonged exposure to water—especially if your OK Boomer has developed surface wear over time—can lead to wood degradation. It's best to keep it dry whenever possible. If your OK Boomer does get wet, dry it promptly with a soft cloth to remove excess moisture.
Regular Inspections: Periodically check your OK Boomer for signs of wear or damage. Early detection can help prevent more significant issues down the line. Be aware that heavy loads or extreme conditions may affect the performance and longevity of your OK Boomer. Rest assured, your OK Boomer is thoughtfully designed to withstand the rigours of on-set use.
With proper care, it can serve you well for years to come! Consider Corner Protectors: Silicone corner protectors are available for sale on our website.
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