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MONDAY, DECEMBER 12, 2016
Penetrating sealers are sometimes avoided by conservators on the masonry substrates of historic structures for what main reason?
They alter the appearance of the structure too much. They are highly breathable. Their use is not reversible. They require too much surface preparation.
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