Employing Conservation and Archival Framing Techniques

Rice starch and enough rice paper for approximately 150 hinges. Also includes archival linen cloth tape. Complete instructions.

Available in two sizes. 240 Mylar® self-adhesive mounting corners. Free from harmful plasticizers. The adhesive backing never comes into contact with the artwork. Traps the artwork at the corner, just like an old time photo album.

UK210 15753 (1/2") Box of 240 pcs. Our Price: $5.25

UK400 15754 (1-3/8") Box of 240 pcs. Our Price: $11.25

Acid-free self-adhesive tape.  Comes off the roll sticky.  Adhesive bond can be reversed with water. Opaque, white. Tear resistant. Will not yellow, harden or seep through.  The Cadillac of mounting tapes. 

3/4" wide x 55 yrds

A favorite for hinging window mats to backboard or attaching art. The neutral pH acrylic adhesive gains strength overnight.

1¼" wide x 400 " = 11 yds.
 

Great for those heavy watercolors or collages. The acid free fabric has plenty of strength and the high-tack neutral pH adhesive sets fast and lays flat. A favorite of framing professionals.

1" wide / 10 yds

Frame sealing tape seals off frame recesses to keep harmful acids from migrating to the edges of the stack and seals backing boards to the frame. The adhesive is strong and will adhere to raw wood.

Regular Roll = 1¼" wide x 28 yds.

OR

Jumbo Roll = 1¼" wide x 165 yds.

Pressure sensitive tissue for hinging very thin or translucent paper. Archival quality. Mineral spirits required for removal.

1" wide x 11 yds.

An easy, convenient method for distinguishing between safe alkiline paper and unsafe acidic paper. Simply draw a line. If the ink turns purple, the material is most likely safe and archival.

Deposits a safe, permanent alkaline buffer to gently neutralize acid in all types of paper. Will protect approximately 25 square feet of paper to resist aging in artwork, certificates, awards, newspaper clippings and scrapbook materials. Avoid spraying directly on photographic surfaces. 5.3 oz spray bottle.