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Paper Mending | Episode 1 | Straight tear

Paper mending and repair techniques and secrets. Episode one, Mending Straight tear with three different techniques. Paper mending and repair tutorials playlist:    • Paper mending techniques and secrets | epi...   What is Straight tear? It is When the paper fibers split apart quite evenly, and mostly towards the paper grain direction. What is Reemay? Reemay is a non-woven polyester fabric. It used as a support media for documents to be repaired, interleaving, or drying material. more info about Reemay: https://www.talasonline.com/Reemay What is Japanese tissue? A strong thin paper made from vegetable fibers. May be made from one of three plants: Kozo plant, Mitsumata, and Gampi tree. what is Organza: A thin, plain weave, sheer fabric traditionally made from silk. Many modern organzas are woven with synthetic filament fibres such as polyester or nylon. How to use the ready-made self-adhesive Tissue paper? 1 - Peel a strip of required tissue. This tear will be mend using 3.5 gsm Tissue 2 - Apply the glued part (the shiny surface) Over the tear. 3 - Apply some moisture over the Reemay (distilled water). in this video tutorial, I am using here (CMC 6%) Sodium Carboxymethylcellulose as an adhesive. Don't use: Tape (sellotape), scotch tape, Etc. Filmoplast P Tape, it is archival but not recommended for rare objects due to its reversibility. Heatset tissue (shiny and uses heat) However, it is reversible with isopropyl alcohol, acid-free, and buffered with magnesium carbonate. As well it has long fibers, and it is transparent. In conclusion, all types of commercial self-adhesive tapes should be avoided in historic document conservation and restoration. ------------------------------------------------------- Other links: My Facebook page:   / sherif3afifi   ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////// Sherif Afifi Creating a Knowledge Sharing Culture /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////