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I need someone to restore a damaged oil painting?
I have an old oil painting my grandmother painted. The painting is more than 75 years old and is looking very dark and dirty. There are also a few scratches and a hole in the canvas.
I live in South Carolina. Does anyone know of a nearby restorer that could make this painting look like new again?
I found an oil painting restorer in South Carolina called "The Paint Doctor" (oilpaintingdoctor.com). I don't know if this is near you. The artist will restore paintings that are shipped via insured mail or you can drop the painting off. You can also send in digital photos to the artist for a preliminary estimate so you can find out what you are getting into before you ship the painting off somewhere.
I had a painting restored recently that hung over the family fire place for years. It had gotten very dark from smoke so you couldn't see the picture very well. I thought the painting was ruined. I had a local restorer clean the painting by carefully removing the old dirty varnish. The process was done without removing any of the original paint. The process made the painting look like it originally did many years ago. I guess that is why they call it paint restoration rather than just plain cleaning. The process removes accumulated dirty with out changing the original work of the artist. I think you will be very please if you find the right restorer to clean and patch your grandmother's painting.
