PAYMENT OPTIONS

We accept the following forms
of payment:

1. Credit Card via Paypal buttons
2. Credit Card over the phone
3. Cheque/Money Order
4. Cash Direct Deposit into Bank Account

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RETURNS

Please click on the links below for more information on return policy documents

1. Returns Policy

2. 7 day Money Back Guarantee

3. PicPerfect's Returns Terms & Conditions

4. Policy from Australian Consumer Law

DELIVERY

We use the most reliable transport
company to deliver your goods:

Australia Post - Registered Post
Phone: 13 13 18

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OIL PAINTING IS DELIVERED VIA AUSPOST
- REGISTERED POST, ITEM IS INSURED
AND PARCEL IS TRACKABLE.
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FAQ's

1. How do I calculate delivery costs for the item(s) I’m interested in?

2. Which payment methods do you accept?

3. When will my order be shipped?

4. Do your paintings come with a guarantee?

5. If my oil painting or print is damaged during transit will it be replaced?

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TIPS ON HOW TO CARE FOR YOUR OIL PAINTING

Caring for your painting will ensure its longevity. There are preventative measures that can and should be taken when owning an oil painting. Oils are one of the most sensitive means of artistic media, and damages are common. Handling of the artwork, hanging, cleaning and storage can all cause different types of damage, including:

• The cracking of paint,
• Distortions of the canvas,
• Fading and discoloration of the painting

Handling of the artwork too often will inevitably cause damage, so be certain to take preventative measures when moving the painting. Always hold the Oil Painting from the back of the stretcher bar to prevent indenting the canvas and damaging it. Be sure to seal and insulate. In a move, this will prevent destruction from hot and cold temperature changes, as well as bumps and bangs. Bubble wrap your painting even if moving it in a protective portfolio. This way, if the cover is punctured, you still have a safety net.

Hanging Your painting is an important consideration. You must consider 'people' damage. Avoid hanging your painting in an area where people may bump it. Your painting should theoretically be hung at eye level, but in narrow spaces like hallways, a bit higher wouldn't hurt. 8 to 10 inches breathing room above furniture should salvage the painting from mishap. Another consideration is cigarette smoke. If you have a designated smoke area, hang up a poster, this is not where you want your oil painting.

Cleaning your painting is risky. Very lightly and infrequently dusting with a lint free silk cloth or a soft brush may be okay, but it is best to rely on experts and professionals to help with full cleaning and/or repair.