From: Sandy King (sanking@clemson.edu)
Date: 10/09/03-04:15:01 PM Z
John Grocott wrote:
>
> I have never been able to understand why Nadeau did not market the
>process (Direct Carbon) under another name ( his own) in the same way that
>Echague did (Carbondir) since Nadeau used to advertize that his laboratory was
>the only place outside of France which was making these direct carbon prints.
>Maybe it has been easier and more financially rewarding for Nadeau
>to write and
>talk about it, and dangle the carrot, than to actually do it.
> Hasta la vista. John Grocott.
I suspect that Luis found something in life that interested him more,
and/or that he carefully weighed the prospects of financial return
for marketing the process and decided against investing the effort
and time that would be required.
However, someone who could probably make Fresson type paper is Dick
Sullivan at Bostick and Sullivan. As some on this list already know
Dick has been working for the past two years on getting a carbon
tissue coating machine up and running. I have been beta testing the
B&S tissue for over a year and it is a very good product. I have no
doubts but that he could also make fresson type paper using the same
equipment if sufficiently motivated.
Sandy
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