Re: How about waxed? - was Varnished prints ?

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Fri, 20 Mar 1998 19:55:59 -0800

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>I suppose that is possible if the wax deteriorates, yellows or something,
>but I was more concerned with the long term chemical effects of the wax on
>the underlying image. No need to re-wax if the image has faded away.

Wax will last a very long time. One of the oldest forms of art
"Encaustics" are made of beeswax and pigment.

Bob

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