File:Wood-discoloration-cling-wrap-Carrlee.jpg
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Wood. Discoloration caused by contact with plastic cling film. Comment: This wooden platter arrived at the museum wrapped in plastic cling film. The plasticizers in the wrap reacted with the finish on the wood, leaving these disfiguring marks. Image credit: Ellen Carrlee, Alaska State Museums. Permission received 9/27/2022 from Ellen Carrlee via email to Jwuebold
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| current | 18:38, 24 February 2023 | | 900 × 675 (364 KB) | Eguerard (talk | contribs) | Wood. Discoloration caused by contact with plastic cling film. Comment: This wooden platter arrived at the museum wrapped in plastic cling film. The plasticizers in the wrap reacted with the finish on the wood, leaving these disfiguring marks. Image credit: Ellen Carrlee, Alaska State Museums. Permission received 9/27/2022 from Ellen Carrlee via email to Jwuebold |
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