[alt-photo] Re: gumprints

[Drs. G. Hoekstra]

Dear Loris,

The product has very little to say about it. I didn't mean the fumes from
the tissue, but of the dichromate in the gumprint.

Geert

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Onderwerp: [alt-photo] Re: gumprints

Geert,

Doesn't the Fusion 4000 product have a manual and/or MSDS?

Removal: I think that is pretty time & temperature dependant; you
should be able to find some recommendations about what temperature and
time you should use to undo the bound - w/o harming the artwork.
(Manual / instructions / product sheet...)

Fumes: I don't think the product gives off toxic / harmful fumes upon
heating, since that's how it's used. (MSDS...)

Regards,
Loris.


2011/10/9 Drs. G. Hoekstra <ghoekstra at solcon.nl>:
> 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.
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