Dyeing cellulose-fibre paper with fibre-reactive dyes

@article{Norton2002DyeingCP,
  title={Dyeing cellulose-fibre paper with fibre-reactive dyes},
  author={Ruth E. Norton},
  journal={The Paper Conservator},
  year={2002},
  volume={26},
  pages={37 - 47}
}
  • Ruth E. Norton
  • Published 1 January 2002
  • Engineering
  • The Paper Conservator
Summary In objects conservation, Japanese papers are used for a variety of treatments of two- and three-dimensional artefacts. In many applications, the paper must be unfilled so that it can be tamped into textured surfaces, and toned before use as inpainting increases treatment time and introduces pigment and binder which may complicate treatment procedures and be difficult to remove in future. Dyed repair paper meets these requirements. Fibre-reactive dyes are formulated for use on cellulosic… 
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