This restorer is a surface cleaning agent for oil paintings. It removes surface soil and helps to restore a fresh appearance. Available in a 2.5-ounce (74 ml) bottle.
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How large of an area can one bottle of this be expected to clean? - Asked by Claire on 28-May-14
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This 2.5 oz. jar should clean one large painting, depending on the extent of the dirt and how heavily it is applied. - Answered by MisterArt on 29-May-14We have an oil-on-canvas painting that we hung above our fireplace for 20 years. Now it has soot all over the painting and frame. Will this product work for us as we have no background in art? - Asked by Lorraine L on 01-Feb-14
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This product will help remove soil from the surface. It may not be effective on several layers of soot accumulated over time. May take additional applications or ultimately require a professional restoration service. - Answered by MisterArt on 05-Feb-14Will one jar be enough for a 36 in. x 50 in. painting? - Asked by Cheryl enlow on 23-Nov-13
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This is only 2 1/2 ounces; I do not think one jar would be enough. - Answered by MisterArt on 25-Nov-13My painting has smoke residue. Will this product be good for cleaning it? - Asked by GRF on 13-Nov-13
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The only cleaner we sell for oil paintings is the Winsor and Newton Picture Cleaner. It is to clean soiled oil paintings, but I cannot guarantee this will clean smoke damage. You may have to call a conservation business to really remove the damage. - Answered by MisterArt on 14-Nov-13Can I remove Grumbacher original varnish with this product? - Asked by linda on 25-Oct-12
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This product is just to remove any external soiling or oxidation. To remove a varnish from an oil painting, you should consult a restoration professional. If you want to do it yourself then there are plenty of videos online that can show you, but it is a tricky process without experience. - Answered by MisterArt on 07-Nov-12Ask a Question About Oil Painting Restorer
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