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Blistering

Local separation of a top layer from a lower layer without a break (crack) in the top layer often with a stretching (swelling) of the top layer and often a gas between the layers

Related terms

Delaminating
Lifting

COMMENT: COMMENT: Blistering frequently results from thermal damage or the application of a substance

Literature

Boissonnas A.G., The treatment of fire-blistered oil paintings, 1963, in: Studies in Conservation Vol.8 1963 issue 2., pp 55-66

Du Pont Cornelius F., Further developments in the treatment of fire-blistered oil paintings, 1966, in: Studies in Conservation Vol.11 1966 issue 1., pp 31-36

Ketnath A., The treatment of a fire damaged picture painted on a masonite board, 1978, in: Studies in Conservation vol.23 1978 issue 4., pp 168-173

Blaarvorming

Locale scheidingen tussen lagen zonder een breuk in de bovenlaag, vaak gepaard gaand met het oprekken (zwellen) van de bovenlaag en vaak met gas tussen de lagen.

Opmerking: Blaren zijn vaak de resultaat van hitte schade of de applicatie van een oplosmiddel

Literatuur

Boissonnas A.G., The treatment of fire-blistered oil paintings, 1963, in: Studies in Conservation Vol.8 1963 issue 2., pp 55-66

Du Pont Cornelius F., Further developments in the treatment of fire-blistered oil paintings, 1966, in: Studies in Conservation Vol.11 1966 issue 1., pp 31-36

Ketnath A., The treatment of a fire damaged picture painted on a masonite board, 1978, in: Studies in Conservation vol.23 1978 issue 4., pp 168-173