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[*] posted on 29-9-2014 at 01:46


Vacuum it? :D
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[*] posted on 30-9-2014 at 00:59


vacuuming not possible, doesn't work ... : Soot adheres to well to the surface ... ; but some parts of the painting would be destroyed by the suction, because they are too loose ... ...

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[*] posted on 8-10-2014 at 10:22


This may sound a bit off-the-wall, but the melamine pads they sell in supermarkets are very efficient at removing carbon gently.

They are called "Magic Erasers" (or something like that).

If you buy the Chinese versions on eBay, they are very flimsy. Maybe that's a good thing in this case?

[Edited on 8-10-2014 by Dan Vizine]
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