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To produce its aluminum pieces, Garnier & Linker uses the lost-wax casting technique. To do this, all preliminary master models—including surface finishing—are created in the Garnier & Linker workshop using various materials such as wood, plaster, or wax. These molds are then sent to a foundry, which transforms them into aluminum pieces.
Once cast, the pieces are chiseled and polished. The natural variations from one piece to another make each one unique. A protective wax coating is applied to ensure the pieces’ durability while allowing the material to age naturally.
To maintain the beauty of the pieces, simply clean them with a soft cloth and avoid any chemicals that could damage or remove the patina. Apply a light coat of wax regularly.
To produce its aluminum pieces, Garnier & Linker uses the lost-wax casting technique. To do this, all preliminary master models—including surface finishing—are created in the Garnier & Linker workshop using various materials such as wood, plaster, or wax. These molds are then sent to a foundry, which transforms them into aluminum pieces.
Once cast, the pieces are chiseled and polished. The natural variations from one piece to another make each one unique. A protective wax coating is applied to ensure the pieces’ durability while allowing the material to age naturally.
To maintain the beauty of the pieces, simply clean them with a soft cloth and avoid any chemicals that could damage or remove the patina. Apply a light coat of wax regularly.