Re: Print on watercolor paper

Jack Fulton (jfulton@itsa.ucsf.EDU)
Wed, 29 Nov 1995 08:25:31 -0800 (PST)

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> >I'm looking for chemical formulas (or ready-to-use products with a
> very good technical user's guide) to render watercolor paper sensitive
> (B&W).
> >Dimitri.Dussart@is.belgacom.be
>
> There is a company called Liquid Light that has products which paint on
> and place a black & white emulsion on just about any surface. I have a
> link to thier web site on my site. I'm sure these people will be able
> to help you out.
>

I just noticed that the Luminos folks have begun to distribute the Photo
Technology Chemical products and in there is a liquid emulsion. These are
the materials distributed in Europe by JoBo. I would assume that the
stuff is made in Germany? Maybe?. So, Euopeans could contact JoBo and
here in US call 1800-LUMINOS

As an added note ... and most of this knows this ... waqtercolor paper
can be sensitized by any of the Alt. Process manners from cyan to Van
Dyke to Plt/Pall et al.

Salud
Jack
***The eye is the Pencil of Nurture***

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