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>> On Nov 4, 2008, at 7:25 PM, Judy Seigel <
jseigel@panix.com> wrote:
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>>> On Sun, 2 Nov 2008, Diana Bloomfield wrote:
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>>>> I don't know where I read this, maybe in PF Journal, Judy?-- Or
>>>> maybe somebody on this list mentioned it. I can't remember-- but
>>>> I read or heard, not all that long ago, that if you cut the 2
>>>> corner edges of those foam brushes, you end up with a more
>>>> rounded-type brush, so when you brush your emulsion on, you can
>>>> help eliminate the sharp edge lines you sometimes get with these
>>>> foam brushes. I tried it, and it does work well-- for what it's
>>>> worth.
>>>>
>>>
>>> I'm pretty sure I'd heard that, too, Diana, but don't think it was
>>> in P-F. However, though I'd actually done that myself a time or
>>> two, I found it may have made matters worse -- somehow the
>>> original edge was sort of cleaner, tho I didn't have a problem
>>> with edgelines anyway. Partly that may have been from having
>>> enough emulsion on the brush for ample flow, partly could have
>>> been using a semi-textured or relatively absorbent paper -- or
>>> maybe from holding the paper relatively vertical for a few moments
>>> after coating...
>>>
>>> I don't remember, but, whichever, it goes to show you can't lose
>>> 'em all (especially with cyano!!!).
>>>
>>> J.
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