论文信息 - REMOVING CORROSION ON A PAINTED OUTDOOR BRONZE SCULPTURE WITH MILD CHELATING AGENTS

REMOVING CORROSION ON A PAINTED OUTDOOR BRONZE SCULPTURE WITH MILD CHELATING AGENTS

This paper discusses the examination and analysis of the alloy, patination and encrustation found on the surface of the sculpture. The use of mild chelating agents for removing corrosion products that lie over a non-chemically applied patina are investigated.

Jackie Heuman | J. Heuman

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