FAQ
1. What is Photo-Ceramics?
Photo-ceramics is a process that allows transferring photographs onto ceramic tiles through a special printing technique, creating a permanent image that is resistant to weathering, often used for memorials or funerary monuments. .
2. How is Photo-Ceramics Made?
The creation of photo-ceramics begins with selecting a high-quality photograph, which is then printed onto a special paper sheet and manually transferred onto the ceramic. The process concludes with a high-temperature firing, which permanently fixes the image onto the surface.
3. How Long Does Photo-Ceramics Last?
Photo-ceramics are designed to be extremely durable, withstanding adverse weather conditions, UV rays, and other external factors for decades without fading or deteriorating.
4. What Sizes and Shapes are Available for Photo-Ceramics?
Photo-ceramics are available in hundreds of sizes and shapes, including rectangles, ovals, or circles, to suit various needs and aesthetic preferences. See them all here.
5. How to Choose the Best Photo for Photo-Ceramics?
Choose a photo with high resolution and good lighting that best represents the subject. Clear and well-defined images yield better results once transferred onto the ceramic.
6. How to Install Photo-Ceramics on a Tombstone or Niche?
Initially, the surface intended for installation is cleaned. Then, silicone or adhesive is applied to the back of the photo-ceramic, ensuring it is evenly distributed for optimal adhesion. After carefully placing the photo-ceramic on the surface, the silicone is left to dry for the necessary time. For best results, trust a professional like a marble worker.
7. How to Clean Photo-Ceramics?
Photo-ceramics can be cleaned with a soft cloth and clean water or with non-abrasive detergents to remove dirt without damaging the image.