Bob,
This was one reason why I switched from Cranes Platinotype to Cot 320....the
great wet strength of COT 320.
Mark
In a message dated 9/6/05 8:42:12 AM, bobkiss@caribsurf.com writes:
> DEAR SANDY,
> This may be tangential but you can decide. I find that Cranes
> Platinotype
> doesn't have great wet strength either so I cut several pieces of plastic
> mosquito screen (some call it net) slightly larger than the size of the
> paper. I process using the screen as a "backing" and it helps keep the
> corners from ripping. This is especially helpful when I am using 16X20 and
> 20X24 paper.
> This is another reason I am interested in using COT. It is much thicker
> and seems to have greater wet strength though it is MUCH more expensive.
> CHEERS!
> BOB
>
Mark Nelson
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