My thought on thicker paper was that it might take a bit longer for the
humidity to raise or lower. My guess is that different papers will take
more or less moisture depending on their makeup.
This is correct. Arches Platine, a fairly thick paper, gains and loses
moisture rapidly. Stonehenge, a lighter sheet, takes much longer to gain or
lose moisture. More odd, I find that Stonehenge takes longer to dry after
coating if heat is used. Plain air at 60% humidity preps the sheet quicker.
Dunno if eye shadow will help.---Carl
Received on Wed Mar 3 15:37:22 2004
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