Re: palladium bleeding once again
I pulled from the middle of the pack. I bought a 50 sheet supply, and it
seems they are packaged by Daniel Smith in their own proprietary wrap. Do
you think that might make a difference?
Well, if you "hang" instead of "lay" paper in a box, then that might be a
lot easier for me to rig up--if I can find a cabinet and just hang
clothesline in there that'd be a lot easier than making frames with
screening and a support system. Good idea...
Chris
ps water heater is fixed, after the third visit from a plumber, and baby
didn't come in the middle of the night so I got a good sleep! Back to
printing.
Chris, I prefer a line with PLASTIC cloths pins to a rack system. I have a
drying box and a humidifying box. Each box has additional fans to
circulate
the air. My humidifying box has a 2 1/2 gallon capacity humidifier with a
three speed fan and a rheostat to adjust the RH. There is a big difference
between completely air drying and those coatings using a hair dryer or
drying box. The goal is to get it into the paper while not allowing it to
get too deep.
Hope your water heater holds out! When we planned our daughter's arrival
into the world for a home birth, my wife used the tub many times.
Did you try sheets from the middle of the pack? Or from the top or bottom?
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