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Cleaning an Oil PaintingMinna from Umited Kingdom Feedback About This Post:RE: Cleaning an Oil PaintingAn artist once suggested a weak solution of methylated spirit, dabbed on very gently with a lint-free cloth. I tried this and it did lighten the painting, bringing some areas to visibility. However the painting was already old and crazed so I wasn't too scared of damaging it - I would be reluctant to try this on something more valuable and agree you should have it professionally cleaned. Post By Lekki (Guest Post) RE: Cleaning an Oil PaintingI'm an artist and I would suggest you have it professionally cleaned. Even though I paint and have many of my own works, I would NEVER attempt to clean them myself. You could destroy the surface and then the value of the painting would be less too. Hope this helps you out. Post By Gepe (Guest Post) |
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