Reconstructive techniques, like inpainting and 
lining, attempt to replicate areas in a painting 
that have been irretrievably lost.

Proper reconstruction modifies only the 
disruption of the damaged area and not the 
original integrity of the work of art. 
Watt Restoration strictly abides by the American 
Institute of Conservation Code of Ethics in 
utilizing reversible materials in our 
reconstruction and repair. These materials can 
be easily and safely removed for future 
restoration.