Subject: Funori
Robert Proctor <wpfineart [at] artconservators__com> writes >... 0.1 gram of the dried >material was then redissolved in 10 mL distilled water and warmed in >a small bain de marie. After about 2 hours I noticed it had turned >an orange-pink color! Has anyone else seen this or have an >explanation? As one may imagine, I am hesitant to ever use funori >now. I know that the natural seaweed can range in color from light brown to orange. The Lascaux purified Jun Funori should be absolutely colorless or at least was translucent and without color when I used it on matte paint surface. Lascaux purified Jun Funori is available at Talas. Bettina Landgrebe, conservator The Chinati Foundation PO Box 1135 1 Cavalry Row Marfa, TX 79843 432-729-4742 Fax: 432-729-4597 *** Conservation DistList Instance 26:10 Distributed: Sunday, July 29, 2012 Message Id: cdl-26-10-003 ***Received on Monday, 23 July, 2012