Museum Hinging Materials
Museum Hinging Materials
Metropolitan carries items used by conservators to hinge with Japanese papers and wheat or rice starch paste. Cotton gloves, a spatula, and a burnishing bone will make hinging your artwork safer and easier.
See our framing advice videos for hinging with japanese papers. T- hinge for matted presentations V- hinge for floated presentations.
EL2600 Women's Cotton Gloves (12 pairs)
Women's Cotton Gloves (12 pairs)
Cotton gloves are used to prevent fngerprints and body oils from getting on artwork and photographs such as on cibachrome prints.
| EL2600 | |
| $7.00 | |
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EL2601 Men's Cotton Gloves (12 pairs)
Men's Cotton Gloves (12 pairs)
Cotton gloves are used to prevent fngerprints and body oils from getting on artwork and photographs such as on cibachrome prints.
| EL2601 | |
| $7.00 | |
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L414 Burnishing Bone
Burnishing Bone
The burnishing bone is used for ensuring a maximum bond when attaching tapes and or hinges without the risk of contamination from dirt and oils.
| L414 | |
| $12.00 | |
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TA004 Micro Spatula
Micro Spatula
An excellent tool for all sorts of tasks. We use it for removing hinges, placing a small amount of wheat paste on japanese hinges, scraping off adhesive, and stirring paste.
| TA004 | |
| $5.20 | |
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