Dispersion K360 as replacement for Plextol D360

I am considering to use Dispersion K360 for a conservation
treatment.  Currently, this product is offered by Kremer Pigmente as
a replacement for Plextol D360, which is no longer available.  In
the information sheet of this product it is stated that Dispersion
K360 is similar to Plextol D360 in means that the dried film will
remain tacky.  However, the chemical composition and properties like
pH-value differ significantly and it is recommended that this is
considered before the product is used for conservation purposes.
Has someone experience with the use of Dispersion K360 and is there
already information available about the exact chemical composition
and the ageing behavior of this product?

Sjoukje van der Laan
Post-graduate Conservation Trainee Modern and Contemporary Art
University of Amsterdam


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