Cresent Rag (100% cotton) boards #1610 ("white") and #1687 ("eiderdown") work very well for natural papers + eb inks. I get these as sheets from the large art suppliers like Utrecht. I prefer sheets so I can cut custom sizes as needed. I cut mat windows with an inexpensive Logan Mat Cutter.
--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "kbee123456789" <dkbb1@...> wrote:
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> Well I now have in house a (refurbished) Workforce 1100 and some eb4 ink. They first few test prints are quite promising, I like them a lot. Enough to think that I might want to actually mat some eventually.
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> So that is my next question. Paul mentions using natural white mat board so as not overemphasize the warmth of the carbon print. I am looking for some guidance on what mat board to use (and where to get it). Obviously it should be archival, but so far I have not found a color that says 'natural white.' So all help appreciated.
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> Paul I can't thank you enough for your efforts in developing these inks and techniques. I can't believe that I can have such great output for only about $150 for ink and printer.
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> Happy New Year all.
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Re: Eb4 + 1100 .. nice. Now mat board.
2011-12-28 by livingwithbugs@gmail.com
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