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Would you dare to remove tape from a Michelangelo drawing?

Pressure-sensitive tape can be a friend when adhering pieces of a ripped document together. However, it can also be a foe when it must be removed from paper artworks. This article describes a novel material for efficient removal of adhesive tapes in the context of a paper restoration. Continue reading Would you dare to remove tape from a Michelangelo drawing?

Yuliia OrlovaOctober 11, 2018April 15, 20191 Comment

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