Subject: Removal of casein adhesives and paints
In response to Debra K. Selden question about removal of casein from oil paint, I would suggest to try mildly acidic (ph>4) solutions, such as formic or acetic acids with an addition of a detergent ot a solvent to improve wettability. I found such solutions effective, although slow acting, for removal of protein-based overpaints, especially so in this case, where the layer of casein should contain acid soluble carbonates. Adam Karpowicz *** Conservation DistList Instance 9:47 Distributed: Wednesday, December 6, 1995 Message Id: cdl-9-47-003 ***Received on Tuesday, 5 December, 1995
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