GLOSSÁRIO ILUSTRADO DE CONSERVAÇÃO E RESTAURAÇÃO DE OBRAS EM PAPEL DANOS E TRATAMENTOS

lining (2.12)
laminado (es) laminação (pt)
φοδράρισμα (ελ)
Consolidation procedure carried out on paper artifacts
in which a thin transparent reinforcement layer is
adhered to one or two surfaces of an object.
Other denomination: lamination; backing.
Note: Traditionally, many reinforcement materials and different types of
adhesives have been used, which, over time, have presented issues. Currently,
lining is carried out using Japanese tissue paper and reversible adhesives. It
can also be carried out with Japanese tissue impregnated with hot melt or
solvent reactive adhesives, which are activated by a hot spatula or hot table
or a suitable solvent. Because this is an invasive treatment, lining should
only be carried out on objects whose extreme fragility impairs handling
and consultation.
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