[alt-photo] Re: back to the flaking/speckling question
Willen, Matthew S
willenm at etown.edu
Mon Nov 21 16:37:50 GMT 2011
Actually, that is what I am using. Could I get four good coats on it w/o
sizing though and not get staining?
M
On 11/21/11 11:35 AM, "Paul Viapiano" <viapiano at pacbell.net> wrote:
>Do you have access to Fabriano paper...hot or soft press?
>
>You can use that EASILY without sizing of any kind...
>
>Paul
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>
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>> Well,
>> After much experimentation, I've pretty much come to the conclusion
>>that
>> the problems with what I last week called "speckling," but was pointed
>>out
>> that it is actually "flaking," is due to something that happened while
>> sizing the paper. So, the question I have now is what to do about it? I
>> have a bunch of a gelatin/glyoxal sized paper (only on one side), some
>> sheets do fine, others flake like there is no tomorrow, and for the
>>life
>> of me I can't determine any sort of surface difference which would
>> indicate how one or another sheet might behave. Is there anyway to
>>remove
>> the sizing, and then redo it? Or just resize the other side of each
>>sheet?
>> Any suggestions?
>>
>> How about using glyoxal indoors? It is getting pretty chilly around
>>here,
>> and even though I can keep the gelatin solution warm in a thermos, as
>>soon
>> as it come out it is exposed to some chilly conditions.
>>
>> Thanks
>> Matt
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