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Re: peeling off emulsion
I have, but I'm not sure if this is what you mean so here goes: I soaked
the RC print in warm water, then peeled off the backing paper, which came
off easily and in one sheet, once you get a hold of a corner. Then I
sandpapered the rest of the white paper backing off with fine sandpaper,
watching that I did not go through the emulsion. Then I suppose you could
use archival glue (polyvinyl acetate? PVA) or acrylic medium to get it to
adhere to watercolor paper.
But I think you are meaning something different, maybe something like a
Polaroid emulsion lift, and that would be some other process....
Chris
> Anyone familiar with peeling off emulsion of RC paper in order to stick
> it onto e.g. watercolor paper or other surfaces and then maybe handcolor
> them?
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