34474
Author
Voorhees, Arthur
Title Of Article Chaper
Incralac can be removed from bronze monuments
Title Of Journal Book
CRM bulletin
Volume
11
Issue
3
Pages
18
Publisher
Cultural Resources. National Park Service
Publisher City
Washington
Language Of Text
English
Literature Type
Serial
Literature Level
Analytic
Abstract
The author describes in detail the six-step process in which he uses a recently available solvent to remove weathered coatings of Incralac from outdoor bronze statues and tablets. The solvent, a paint and lacquer remover (PMC Protina Solvent), emulsifies the lacquer to allow its removal by scrubbing with clean burlap, and thorough rinsing. Safety precautions are emphasized.
Keywords
Bronze Cleaning;Sculpture Outdoor Metal;Bronze Solvent Removal; Protective Coating;Incralac Removal AATA
pub_id
34474