Thanks Helena, that’s a good tip!

Best wishes,

Angela

 

 

 

Hi all,

Sorry this is slightly off piste, but I’ve been asked by a colleague if there are any issues with displaying an epoxy resin statuette in a sealed case with some sensitive documents.

My feeling is that epoxy resin once set is pretty stable so this should be fine – but I’m very happy to be corrected if anyone knows different. Don’t want to take any chances as the documents are on loan.

Thanks,

Angela.

Angela Houghton
Collection Systems Curator
Reading Museum & Town Hall | Environment & Neighbourhood Services

Reading Borough Council
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