Hello Everyone,
I have a conservation question that we would could use some help on at my
museum.  I work on the Battleship TEXAS which is a pre-World War I
dreadnought primarily made of steel.  In one of the unrestored compartments
is a charming mural of a fireplace painted by some long-a-go sailor.  It is
most likely lead-based paint on lead-based paint over a steel bulkhead
(wall) and is flaking badly.  The flaking is possibly due to some rust on
the bulkhead. Do any of the conservators among you have any ideas how to
stabalize the fireplace so that we don't lose anymore of it?  Thanks ahead
of time.

Susan Smyer
The Battleship TEXAS
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