Disassembling a stained glass panel for restoration
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Thanks for the info, and the fast reply.
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Why take it apart under water? Is it for lead or does it make it eaiser.
toadabc 11 months ago
@toadabc
Disassembling a panel can be tricky and creates stress on the glass. (especially at the solder joints) Full restoration is about saving every piece you can. Soaking the panel for a few days in water softens the lead and also helps to break down the glazing that holds each piece in place. A panel can be disassembled in the dry but you run the risk of more glass breakage. -A
stainedglassbob 11 months ago