39936
Accession Number
2727
Editor
Brommelle, Norman; Smith, Perry
Title Of Article Chaper
The relative solvent power needed to remove various aged solvent-type coatings
Title Of Journal Book
Conservation and restoration of pictorial art
Pages
158-161
Publisher
Butterworths
Publisher City
London
Language Of Text
English
Literature Type
Monograph
Literature Level
Analytic
Meeting
IIC Congress on Conservation of Paintings and the Graphic Arts
Meeting City
Lisbon
Abstract
Solvent power needed to remove various synthetic and natural resins when aged, and needed solvent power relative to known solvent action of linseed stand oil paint is examined. Tests were performed on varnishes and oil mediums which had been artificially aged.
Keywords
Painting, cleaning varnish removal; synthetic-resin, cyclohexanone; synthetic-resin, acrylic; resin, ageing yellowing; resin, mastic; resin, dammar; solvent, use-in conservation; solvent, solubility; painting, varnish deterioration ageing; synthetic-resin, polyvinyl acetate; synthetic-resin, test; synthetic-resin, test accelerated ageing; synthetic-resin, polyamide soluble nylon; ICCROM
pub_id
39936
Meeting Date
19721009-19721014