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> or use small *cardboard* boxes >maybe small manila envelopes, or
> small paper bags
Hi Mike and Andrew,
I think Andrew is on the right track with his suggestion, although I
believe paper based products will contribute to a continuation of the
problem. Tarnish on silver products generally results from
interaction with sulfur in the immediate environment. Most
conventional paper products are processed with sulfur, some of which
remains in the paper. I would lean more toward the "silver cloth" or
anti-tarnish products, as they should retard the development of
additional patina. And as Andrew pointed out, being opaque, the
pieces would have to be removed, and maybe displayed on the fabric
pouch.
I posted something a couple/few weeks ago about finding silver cloth
in a local fabric store. I'll post something shortly on my odyssey in
developing an effective way to use this fabric.
All the best,
Dave
Dave Sebaste
Sebaste Studio and
Carolina Artisans' Gallery
Charlotte, NC (USA)
dave AT sebaste.com
http://www.CarolinaArtisans.com
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