I've also used fibreglass screening for printing gum on fragile
paper; I lay it in the bottom of the sink and then just lift it up to
transfer the paper to the next bath. The paper must be developed
face up for this to work, but those kinds of papers don't usually
float anyway, in my experience.
Katharine
On Aug 10, 2006, at 5:38 PM, Clay wrote:
> I had my frame guy cut me a piece of plexiglass slightly smaller
> than my trays. I just pick up the plexi with the print on it and
> move it from tray to tray. Mylar will work too if you haven't had
> too much espresso.
>
> Clay
> On Aug 10, 2006, at 7:14 PM, sam wang wrote:
>
>
>> I seem to remember that awhile ago someone (Kerik?) mentioned a
>> way to support fragile paper during wet processing. Well, I'm
>> using some extremely flimsy paper for pt/pd as well as cyanotype
>> and vandyke, and would like to hear what methods people have found
>> to work well. Thanks.
>>
>> Sam Wang
>>
>>
>
>
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