Subject: Spray Mount Artist's Adhesive
Saloni Ghuwalewala <sghuwalewala [at] gmail__com> writes >I have a paper object on which collagraphs have been adhered with 3M >Spray Mount. These have to be detached from the paper backing and >the collagraphs and backing, which are both damaged, have to be >treated before the collagraphs are re adhered either to the original >support or a new one (as requested by the artist). Has anyone had >any experience with 3M Spray Mount? I have used 3M spray mount for many years in wooden artifacts conservation for temporarily holding objects. In my experience I have found that it does not crosslink with age, thus making it easy to remove with stoddard solvent (low aromatics mineral spirits) or VM&P naphtha. Please be aware that I have had very limited experience/ success removing residues from paper. I advise you to test first on non-critical surfaces. Martin O'Brien Wood Artifacts Conservator Winston Salem, North Carolina USA *** Conservation DistList Instance 23:30 Distributed: Tuesday, February 16, 2010 Message Id: cdl-23-30-002 ***Received on Sunday, 14 February, 2010