? on microchamber paper

[jordanscott]

Is there a point to using this once the pages have started to turn colour?

 

Is there a cutoff where you can prevent further discolouration or once it's started it's an inevitable trip from OW to tan or darker pages?

 

Thanks.

[The Black Hand ®]

Is there a point to using this once the pages have started to turn colour?

 

Is there a cutoff where you can prevent further discolouration or once it's started it's an inevitable trip from OW to tan or darker pages?

 

Thanks.

 

I've heard that proper storage methods along with micro chamber paper and activated charcoal filled backing boards can stabilize the comic paper.

[ComicSupply]

I would think that if the paper was falling apart there wasn't much more you can do. The paper will slow and person_having_a_hard_time_understanding_my_point the breakdown process. I think that the majority of the comics we own (1920-today) can/could use it.

[PovertyRow]

Is there a point to using this once the pages have started to turn colour?

 

Is there a cutoff where you can prevent further discolouration or once it's started it's an inevitable trip from OW to tan or darker pages?

 

Thanks.

 

I've heard that proper storage methods along with micro chamber paper and activated charcoal filled backing boards can stabilise the comic paper.

 

It won;t actully stabilise the paper. But it will stabilise the environemnt in which the paper is stored. That will certainly help slow down the discolouration and degradation.