Paraloid B-72 Archival Adhesive & Consolidant in Acetone – Mint State Restoration (MSR) – Available in 5%, 10%, 25% (25% High Strength, 8 oz)

Mint State Restoration’s Paraloid B-72 in Acetone is a versatile archival adhesive and consolidant trusted by museums, professional conservators, and hobbyists alike. This high-quality acrylic co-polymer resin forms strong yet reversible bonds, making it ideal for repairing and preserving coins, metal detector finds, fossils, ceramics, and other collectibles without permanent damage. Each formulation is acid-free, non-yellowing, and dries crystal clear, keeping repairs invisible while protecting sensitive materials from discoloration. Mint State Restoration’s Paraloid B-72 solutions are prepared to conservation-grade standards, delivering reliable results for a wide range of projects — from coin restoration to DIY artifact preservation. Three Formulations for Every Project: 5% Low Strength – A thin, penetrating consolidant perfect for delicate surfaces. Stabilize flaking paint, fragile pottery glazes, fossils, or apply a protective coating to coins, documents, or artwork without adding gloss or weight. 10% Medium Strength – A balanced adhesive and consolidant for general repairs. Reinforce hairline cracks, secure loose paint, or repair moderate breaks in ceramics, fossils, or metal detector finds. Offers a strong yet reversible bond suitable for both hobbyists and professionals. 25% High Strength – A high-strength formula for tougher projects. Ideal for rejoining broken ceramics, glass, or performing structural repairs on coins, metal artifacts, or archaeological finds. Available in a 5-gallon bulk option for large-scale projects or institutional use. Easy Application: All solutions come pre-mixed in acetone and are ready to use. Shake gently and apply sparingly with a brush or dropper to clean, dry surfaces. Fast-drying solvent provides initial tack in minutes and a full cure in 24–48 hours. Low-strength solutions penetrate fine cracks and porous surfaces for thorough bonding. Excess can be wiped away with acetone before curing, and tools clean easily with acetone. Long-Lasting & Safe: Paraloid B-72 is chemically stable, slightly flexible, and non-yellowing. It won’t harm pigments, papers, or sensitive substrates, ensuring repairs endure while preserving the original look of your objects. Convenient Sizes: Available in 2 fl oz, 4 fl oz, and 8 fl oz bottles for small to medium projects. The 25% high-strength solution is also offered in a 5-gallon bulk option for larger projects or institutional use. Important Safety Note: Acetone-based and highly flammable. Use in a well-ventilated area, away from heat or open flames. Whether you’re stabilizing metal detector finds, restoring coins, repairing antiques, or conserving fine art, Mint State Restoration’s Paraloid B-72 provides a reliable, reversible solution for hobbyists and professionals alike.

• Museum-Grade & Hobbyist-Friendly – Trusted Paraloid B-72 acrylic resin used by museums and professional conservators, yet ideal for coins, metal detector finds, fossils, and DIY artifact repairs. Creates strong but reversible bonds without permanent damage.
• Three Formulations for Every Project – Available in 5%, 10%, or 25% resin solutions. 5% stabilizes fragile surfaces, flaking paint, or delicate pottery glazes. 10% provides balanced strength for general repairs. 25% is thick and high-strength for ceramics, glass, or heavy-duty bonding.
• Crystal Clear & Non-Yellowing – Dries invisible and matte with no glossy residue. Chemically stable and safe for archival use, won’t discolor sensitive pigments, papers, or fabrics.
• Fast-Setting & Easy to Apply – Pre-mixed in fast-evaporating acetone for quick drying. Penetrates cracks and porous surfaces deeply with capillary action. Apply with a brush or dropper to clean, dry surfaces. Cleans up with acetone.
• Multiple Sizes for Value – Choose 2 oz, 4 oz, or 8 oz bottles. The 25% high-strength solution is also offered in a 5-gallon option. Generous sizing ensures you won’t run out mid-project, whether for professional conservation or personal collections.