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surface preservation

Surface preservation refers to the practice of protecting and maintaining the outer layer of an object, artwork, or structure to prevent deterioration over time. This involves carefully cleaning, controlling environmental conditions (like humidity and light), and using specialized techniques or materials to safeguard against damage caused by factors like corrosion, decay, or wear. The goal is to keep the surface looking as close to its original state as possible, ensuring its longevity, aesthetic value, and historical integrity for future generations.