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If one does a Google search on "liquid label" and acryloid (note the
quotes), it brings up a few on-line craft stores that sell two-bottle
sets of 25% acryloid B-72 in nail-polish-sized bottles (with brushes):
one bottle of white, one bottle of clear. $4.45, but the shipping'll get
you over the drug-store cost of nail polish.
The last time I bought Acryloid B72, I got it from ArcheoMat, but they
don't have a Web presence anymore, that I could find.
If we expect a museum to keep collections in perpetuity, and complain
when it doesn't, shouldn't we be curating our artifacts to that standard
of years also?
Gwyn Alcock
Redlands, California
Charpentier, Roberta wrote:
>White out??? Aaahhh (notice I'm from a museum)
>University Products; White Acryloid B72; #039-2000; $6.15 per bottle
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>Roberta Charpentier
>Archaeology Lab Supervisor
>Mashantucket Pequot Museum and Research Center
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