If your goal is to totally contain the wood to prevent or
minimize off-gassing, Marvelseal is a foil lining product that comes in large
rolls and applies to the wood with an iron. The seams may also be
heat sealed. Several conservators I’ve worked with over the years
have selected this material so seal the insides of plywood crates and wooden cabinets.
It isn’t cheap but I recently purchased 4 large rolls from Gaylord when
they had an inventory clearance sale and that made it a little better.
Steve Henrikson
Alaska State Museum
From: Museum discussion list
[mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf Of Marybeth Tomka
Sent: Friday, October 08, 2010 4:54 AM
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Subject: foil-backed shelf liner
I am
looking for foil-backed shelf liners to use on some old wooden display
cases. So far I’ve only found one supplier in the US. If
anyone has additional sources, I’d appreciate the ability to do
comparison shipping.
Thanks.
Marybeth
Marybeth S.F. Tomka, M.A.
Laboratory
Director and Curator
Center
for Archaeological Research
The
University of Texas at San Antonio
State Certified Curatorial Repository
One UTSA Circle
San
Antonio, Texas 78249
(210)
458-7822
(210)
458-4397 Fax
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