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Notas Del ICC 1 Del 9
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adequate to
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low-density Exhibitionist 20 (2001), pp. 37–40.
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adhesion. Any holes or tears can easily be repaired by
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prevent the iron and the foil, as shown in Figure 3. If the plastic Tétreault, J. Coatings for Display and Storage in Museum
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paints are not Once so
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pp. 20–24.
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foil is susceptible they can be easily repaired Coatings.” CCI Newsletter 28 (2002), pp. 5–6.
(Figura 1), generalmente esto no tonecesitarse
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produce problemas. ser particularmente Burke, J. "Vapour Barrier Films".
cabinets). Even and polyethylene.
of padding and fabric or matboard (Figure 1), this about-apropos/nb/nb28/coat-rev-eng.aspx
WAAC Newsletter 14 (May 1992), pp.
mulsion paints does not generally cause problems. 13–17.
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mpounds. Galleries, and Archives:
Phipps, Risk Assessment, for
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Strategies, and Preservation
Collections". Management.
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(2001), Conservation Institute, 2003.
pp. 37–40.
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Thickett, D. “Sealing J. "Oak
of MDFDisplay Cases:
to Prevent Corrosive
Conservation Problems and Solutions".
Emissions.” The Conservator 22 (1998), pp. 49–56.
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by conservators Bulletin, N° 21. Ottawa: Canadian
Conservation Institute. 1999.
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con una panel covered with plastic-laminated
de aluminio laminado con plástico, guata de poliéster
y género. aluminum foil, polyester batting, and fabric.
Plastic by Jean Tétreault
Aluminium
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Figure 3. Applying aluminum foil barrier.
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©Minister of Public Works and Government
Tétreault, J. "Guidelines for Selecting
and Using Coatings". CCI Newsletter
28 (2002), pp. 5–6.
© Government of Canada,
Canadian Conservation Institute
(CCI), 2010.
Cat. N° NM95-57/1-9-2010E
ISSN 0714-6221
ISSN 0717-3601