[alt-photo] Re: gumprints

[Drs. G. Hoekstra]

Dear Jalo,

I have read his article and understood that he is using thin aluminium. But
if you remove the paper with the Fusion 4000 tissue it makes no difference
if the aluminium is thick or thin.
It might be easier to register the prints if you have a system for punching
the plates though. My problem is that I have difficulty removing the paper
after having used Fusion 4000 and I wonder if 
there are health issues if you reheat the paper for removal because of the
fumes.

Geert

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Geert, as far as I know, Keith mounts his paper on thin aluminum too...
(http://unblinkingeye.com/Articles/3CG2/3cg2.html) but he uses the Fusion
4000 tissue and a hot press...? Well, I don't have them, so I use glue, and
just leave the paper there on the aluminum sheet...

-jalo

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Dear Jalo,

Thanks for your response.
I am mounting on a thick plate of aluminium. I know you mount them on
offsetplates (?) which are very thin.
This is a possibility, but I have read the article of Keith Taylor who seems
to have a different method.

Geert

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Hi Geert,

What material are you mounting on? Why do you want to remove the print?

- Jalo


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Subject: [alt-photo] gumprints

Dear all,



I am a beginning gum printer and I am trying to use Fusion 4000 to mount my
prints. But I have difficulty removing it afterwards without damaging the
print.

Is there a best way to do this? And I wonder if there is a health issue if
you reheat the print after the process has been completed. This, because of
the fumes.



Geert

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