After purchasing a new flag you'll want to take care of it and prevent the need for repairs. Deciding when a flag has gotten past the point of being able to be repaired is a tough decision. We've put together some useful flag repair prevention tips so you can extned the life of your flag for as long as possible.
Topics: flag repair, flag cleaning
Flag retirement is the term used to define the proper, dignified way of destroying United States flags that are no longer fit to serve the nation. In this blog post we attempt to answer some of the more common questions around flag maintenance, flag disposal, and flag repair.
Topics: flag repair, flag disposal, flag maintenance
Snap hooks are the pieces of hardware that attach a flag to the flagpole rope (halyard). Snap hook covers protect the snap hook and prevent them from banging into the flagpole creating unwanted noise. Below is a step-by-step DIY guide to installing snap hooks and snap hook covers.
*Accent Banner suggests using only stainless steel snap hooks as opposed to brass to avoid oxidation and corrosion.
Topics: flag care, flag repair, How to Attach a Snap Hook, snap hooks