RE: Lowest Temperature for Varnish Spraying?
A suggestion: I have never used a spray booth for photographs, but I have for furniture I had built and hand painted (I had studied this art at one time). However, I imposed on a local auto shop with a spray booth to allow me to use it "off their peak time" (ie, when they were slow). I recall having given them a few token bucks and struck up a friendship - but admittedly, this was some years ago. But I see no reason why it shouldn't work today and spare your lungs. Joachim -----Original Message----- From: Dan Burkholder [mailto:fdanb@aol.com] Sent: Friday, December 08, 2006 9:26 PM To: alt-photo-process-l@usask.ca Subject: RE: Lowest Temperature for Varnish Spraying? Hey Eric, You're kind to offer a bailout but this print has to go out the door in the morning. It's about to get its second coat now (cough) and the darkroom has a nice atmospheric perspective thing going. Is fog a seasonal effect? I'll talk to you soon about paying you to build a spray booth that can weather the move to NY. Thanks again! Dan Eric Neilsen wrote on 12/8/06, 7:17 PM: > I guess it is time to build you an indoor spray booth : ) > > I would guess if you keep the gun and the print inside until just > before and > after spraying you may be OK, but I hate to ruin a good one testing that > idea. I 'll be at the studio tomorrow Dan, you can bring it down if > you need > to. > -- www.DanBurkholder.com www.TinyTutorials.com
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