Paper Conservation
805 Conservation specializes in the conservation of archival material and works of art on paper and parchment; ranging from posters and maps to prints, photographs, drawings, manuscripts, books, and original artwork.
Mechanical Surface Cleaning
Using safe non aqueous methods to remove surface dirt from the object.
Repair
Japanese tissue and paste are used to repair small pinpricks to large rips in objects.
Backing Removal
Removing backings of artworks, photographs and documents that are causing damage to the object.
Lining
Lining a paper object with another sheet of paper can increase the strength and durability of fragile objects.
Humidification
Relaxing the paper and supports as a precursor to washing or flattening.
Toning
Using washable pigments toning is used to visually blend repairs into the whole of the object.
Washing
Using deionized water to wash away dirt and pollutants. Can improve the appearance and structural integrity of the paper.
Mounting
Using non adhesive or minimally adhesive mounting techniques to aid in framing or long term storage.