Re: textile fading card

[Lynda Hillyer <lyndah@xxxxxxxxx>]

It has only just been launched so I am not sure that anyone will have
had experience of using it yet. There are two kinds of card and one of
them can certainly be cut down, Lynda Hillyer

>>> healds@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx 10/05/2004 14:51:43 >>>
This sounds like a very interesting product!  Has anyone had any
experiences using LightCheck in their exhibition spaces?  I am curious
about how easy it is to read the color change and if the monitoring
cards can be cut down into narrow strips so the designers won't have
fits about another monitoring device installed inside a case.    Thanks
- Susan

Susan Heald
Senior Textile Conservator
National Museum of the American Indian
Cultural Resources Center
4220 Silver Hill Road
Suitland, MD 20746
(301)238-6624 ext 6317
healds@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx

>>> lyndah@xxxxxxxxx 05/07/04 12:48PM >>>
A new dosimeter has been developed by the Lido project - a
collaboration
of European partners. This is a simple card which measures visible
colour change - see www.lightcheck.co.uk

Hope this is of use,
Lynda Hillyer
V&A Textile Conservation, London

>>> sister3603@xxxxxxxxx 07/05/2004 04:57:45 >>>
Hello-
I have been asked about something called either a "textile fading
card"
or a "textile saving card".  This was described as a felt-type card
that indicates when a textile should be removed to avoid fading.
Does anyone have any information about this?
Thank you-
Judy Schwender




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