Does anyone have experience with or an opinion on freezing Japanese
lacquer ware? The object in question is a Japanese festival chariot
from the 1980's, comprised of a number of different materials, some of
which are black lacquered wood. The composition of the lacquer has not
been determined
Why would you want to freeze the lacquer ware? What's the pest?
Tom Parker
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I have freeze-dried both hefty Chinese lacquer,
Tom,
The chariot is comprised of a number of different materials, woolen
fabric amongst them, which has been attacked by anthrenus.
Best,
Monika
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---The anoxic treatment could be easily performed by means
I agree with Lou Sorkin argon would be best, but most anoxic users do not use
argon. Argon is much heavier than air and can be introduced low in the
chamber, driving out the air at the top. It is totally inert.
Tom Parker
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---Louis,
I understand that argon has some small
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That's the beauty of argon; it really does flush the air out of the containment.
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