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Date: 04/09/02-12:06:01 AM Z
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> On 08/04/2002 16:01 Sandy King wrote:
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> First, let us assume that Witho does have a problem with bubbles,
> which is quite likely since the method of sizing he describes does
> lead to the formation of many tiny bubbles. Bubbles tend to form as
> the solution cools and when the paper dries they leave specks. The
> solution to this is to mist the paper lightly with alcohol just after
> brushing, and before the gelatin solution begins to set. This will
> eliminate virtually all bubbles.
How do you mist the paper? With a sprayer? Is there any effect from different size of droplets on the surface?
Direct addition of alcohol to the gelatine can be beneficial too? If so, how much?
Alberto
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