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Choose the Right Materials Invest in acid-free paper or envelopes for storing autographs without a protective cover. For signed photos, opt for acid-free sleeves or photo albums. Remember to avoid using PVC products, as they can cause damage to your collectables over time.

Nail polish contains acetone. Acetone will take off just about ANYTHING. If they were signed with a Sharpie you could do some tests - write on something else with the same kind of sharpie, then try painting over it with different clear coats of paint?

The safest option is to store them away from all sources of light, such as in an album which is stored in a cupboard. If you do want to display your autographs, it's essential that you use a frame or case which has UV-protective glass as this will provide the best protection against the harmful effects of sunlight.

Protect it from UV rays The UV rays that the sun emits will fade and discolour even the most robust marker pen signature. But that doesn't mean you can't display your autograph on the walls of your home. The solution is to invest in a UV protective display case, which will mitigate any solar radiation.

Store it in a Sleeve Another good option is to store your signed poster in a sleeve. There's a thing called an acid-free sleeve, made out of plastic-free materials such as polyethylene or polyester, that's perfect for preserving your memorabilia. You don't even have to fold or roll it up to store it inside.

Keep Away from Natural Lighting. Natural lighting and ultraviolet rays increase ink fading. It's essential to keep your signature in a place where there is minimal lighting. Any direct light can increase heat exposure, which can lead to your signature overheating and cause the ink to run.

TIP: Keep your autograph in a darker room and at no point in the day should your autograph come into any direct light. Keep your autograph in a room that stays predominantly dark so increase the lifespan of your signature!