• Restoration: Chemistry in Service for humanity

    Using scientific methods to restore beauty, structure, and history.

  • Overview

    Cultural relics hold stories that time tries to erase.

    During my restoration training, I applied chemistry to protect and revive artifacts .

    Each step, from cleaning to polishing, required patience, precision, and respect.

    What I discovered is that restoration is not only a scientific process, but also an act of empathy

    — connecting modern knowledge with the spirit of the past to preserve humanity.

  • Cleaning and Pre-treating

    removed dust and corrosion while preserving the artifact’s surface.

  • Molding and Casting

    used Hard plasticine or Wax flakes to mold damaged parts with accuracy.

  • Bonding and Gap-filling

    Cracks and gaps were filled with gypsum and compatible resins to stabilize the structure.

  • Sanding and Smoothing

    With fine abrasives and polishing compounds, I smoothed and blended repaired areas.

  • Before and After Restoration

    Original Damaged Object

    After Restoration

  • Through Cleaning, Molding, Filling, and Polishing

    I discovered that chemistry can do more than analyze

    — it can heal.

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