492K views · 461 reactions | I talk a lot about how the materials and techniques I use are reversible and here is a prime example of that. I had mended a small tear using the bridging technique that I am very fond of. The client accidentally damaged the painting and now it needs to be lined. Before I can do the lining I have to remove the bridging and as you can see it’s really quite simple. | Baumgartner Fine Art Restoration | Facebook

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100K views · 921 reactions | Art restorer Ivan shows the delicate...

1.7M views · 6.4K reactions | As a restorer, I'll be the first to tell you, you don't always need to invest in a restoration of your antique furniture. A few scratches discoloration in your finish? These stain markers work WONDERS to conceal blemishes on your heirloom pieces. Products linked in comments #antique #paintedfurniture #diy #furniture #restoration | Saved By Design | Facebook

491K views · 10K reactions | Many paintings inside Notre Dame hadn’t been touched since 1850, says art restorer Diana Castillo. She removed not just the soot from the fire, but also grime built up over centuries. https://cbsn.ws/3CNWxk8 | 60 Minutes | Facebook

Sometimes after removing the surface grime, old varnish and retouching one finds foreign substances that are just darn stubborn and resist the solvents that are safe to use on the painting. In these cases manual mechanical removal is necessary. That’s when a new scalpel can be the conservator’s best friend. Luckily, this is a small painting with relatively few areas that need to be scraped 😁 | Baumgartner Fine Art Restoration

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