[alt-photo] RES: Re: RES: Re: Temperaprint and preservatives

[Rafael Frota]

Loris
Thank you for the answer. I thought about it and I have the same opinion.
Chromium VI is higly toxic and I doubt any fungus (or whatever) can grow in
a ambient like this. Acrylic varnish will add extra protection to the
surface and avoid any other problems like mold. Well, I hope so :)
Here in Brazil is very difficult finding the correct material and I´m trying
using alternative tools, like paper (triplex paper instead of yupo). I´ve
got good results. My fear is about the archival of it.

Thank you a lot
Regards,

Rafael Frota
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[mailto:alt-photo-process-list-bounces at lists.altphotolist.org] Em nome de
Loris Medici
Enviada em: terça-feira, 28 de setembro de 2010 03:58
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Assunto: [alt-photo] Re: RES: Re: Temperaprint and preservatives

Rafael, I'm not a temperaprint master at all (I only did a couple or so -
and hated the smell! The process is nice otherwise...), BUT, to my knowing,
you don't need to put any preservative in the emulsion; exposure and
crosslinlinking (and finally drying) will denaturalize the tempera. If
you're overly concerned, put a final varnish layer (which they use for oil
or acrylic paintings) on top of the print.

Regards,
Loris.


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Rafael Frota
Sent: Tuesday, September 28, 2010 12:41 AM
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Subject: [alt-photo] RES: Re: Temperaprint and preservatives

Michael,  Dennis, Mak...
Thanx a lot for the answer. I´ll be waiting for some light about the
question...

Peace for all!
Rafael Frota

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