Linda, As suggested by others, a diagnosis is tough (at best) in such a venue. However, may I offer my suggestions (two cents) as well. Usually wooden artifacts have been subjected to the concept that they need to be oiled, which they don't. These ...
Wow, thank you all for your replies. I now have a lot of options to pick from. I love the blue tape idea but will also try the putty! Best, Meghan ------------------------------ Meghan Bailey Processing Archivist UMass Boston University Archives and ...
Rebecca, Thank you. This is extremely helpful. It really sounds like this is what we have. It does just wipe off and does not seem like mold I've dealt with in the past. Pictures capture the whitish substance but not the "sparkly-ness." Thanks, Linda ...
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