> Wow! This is impressive. I know that you do multiple coating/printing, so
> registration is not a problem w/o the hardening of the size? Is this
> applicable to Bockingford paper only or also to other paper that you have
> used?
You need to remember that Terry is not using gum but "gloy" which is not
the same thing. Gloy is the brand name of a very common paper glue
found in most office supply stores in the UK. It is not available in the
US. I have tried it and find it very useful but it handles much
differently than gum. For example, you can brush or water spray a gloy
print right from the beginning of the water development and not
significantly hard the print. Try that with gum and you end up with a
print to add to the discard pile. In my own experiments with gum
(various kinds) glyoxal always added to the print quality. See the
archives for my listing on the various types of gum and how they react
with glyoxal.
Larry Shapiro