Re: rendering prints transparent

From: John Edwards (edw4@mindspring.com)
Date: 11/22/01-12:39:27 AM Z

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You might try these sites for handling info:
http://www.chemrest.com/Tricresyl%20Phosphate%20ranking.htm
http://physchem.ox.ac.uk/MSDS/TR/tricresyl_phosphate
   - John Edwards, Vancouver, WA

"Christina Z. Anderson" wrote:

> Tom,
> Did you try this and did it work? Is "petrol" gasoline, I assume?
>
> "To render prints translucent apply a solution of: Tricresyl phosphate 50
> parts Petrol 49 parts Acetone 1 part to the back of a print with a
> broad camel brush or cotton wool and after 3 or 4 hours the print becomes
> most translucent! What is 'Tricresyl phosphate' please?" Tom

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