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I also looked for Mowilith recently and was unable to find it. I got Lascaux 360 HV from Talas instead and was happy with the results.
Jennifer
Jennifer Hadley
Collection Care Specialist; Conservation
Church History Museum
801-240-0297
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From: Textile Conservators [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf Of "Pawel Karaszkiewicz"
Sent: Thursday, January 31, 2013 4:40 AM
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Subject: Re: Mowilith adhesive
Mowilith is a brand name of numerous forms of polyvinyl acetate in emulsion, solid and solution forms. Just check firms selling conservtion
materials: they sell Mowilith for sure. Also colleagues sopecializing in paper or/and painting conservation use it thus maybe they will help you
Pawe³ Karaszkiewicz
> Hello colleagues!
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> Do you know if Mowilith adhesive is still being selling, because I
> can´t find it?
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> If it doesn´t, what adhesive do you use nowadays to replace it? Where
> could I buy it?
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> Thanks for your help,
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> Eva Armindo (portuguese textile conservator)
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> Eva Armindo
> (Conservaç?o e Restauro de T?xteis -
> http://www.textilconservation.blogspot.com/)
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