Cleaning is a restoration method that involves removing dirt, grime, and other surface contaminants from an artwork using a solvent.

Inpainting is the process of filling in missing areas of paint on an artwork using a compatible paint.

Structural repair is a restoration method that involves strengthening and stabilizing a weakened or damaged artwork.

Revarnishing is the process of applying a new layer of varnish to an artwork to protect it and improve its appearance.

Conservation mounting is a restoration method that involves attaching an artwork to a backing material for support.

Framing is the process of enclosing an artwork in a protective frame.

Conservation treatment is a restoration method that involves treating an artwork with a chemical solution to prevent further deterioration.

Re-restoration is the process of removing a previous restoration or repair from an artwork.

Replacement is a restoration method that involves replacing a damaged or missing part of an artwork with a new one.

Restoration is the process of restoring an artwork to its original appearance.

Conservation is a restoration method that involves maintaining an artwork in its current condition to prevent further deterioration.

Preservation is the process of protecting an artwork from damage or deterioration.

Laser cleaning is a restoration method that involves using a laser to remove dirt and grime from an artwork.

Chemical stripping is the process of using a chemical solution to remove a previous restoration or repair from an artwork.

Heat stripping is a restoration method that involves using a heat gun to remove a previous restoration or repair from an artwork.