Einleitung
When exposed to excessive heat or stored improperly, the paint on an oil painting's canvas can deteriorate. This guide will demonstrate how to restore old oil painting and improve its condition.
Other online oil painting restoration guides are typically in hard-to-read instruction sets filled with insider jargon. This guide, however, is intended to simplify the process into six easy-to-follow steps with another optional seventh step.
Warning: Oil paints and oil paint restorers contain chemicals that can lead to injury and or death if improperly used. Please refer to the manufacturer's safety guidelines for each product. Keep paint and paint restorers off of the skin. Paint in a well-ventilated area.
Werkzeuge
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Use the hammer's peen to remove each nail from the painting on the frame.
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Lightly remove the canvas from the frame.
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Coat a cotton-tipped swab with oil painting restorer.
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Rub the cotton-tipped swab on a small unnoticeable part of the painting to test a spot.
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Wait a few minutes to see if the oil painting restorer caused damage to the painting.
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Coat a lint-free cloth with oil painting restorer.
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Lightly rub the painting with your cloth until the entire painting is clean.
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Mix oil paints together until you get the desired color.
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Apply mixed paint to a small spot on the painting.
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Wait for the mixed paint to dry on the painting.
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Use a hammer to reattach the nails on the painting to your frame.
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Physically move around the frame if needed.
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