I wonder why you just don't use flat paper to begin with. Hahnemule sells their paper in 46" x 35" sheets, and it works out to being nearly half again less expensive, per square inch, over the same paper in rolls... Mark MacKinnon New York <<<Message: 2 Date: Sun, 24 Mar 2002 22:51:06 -0000 From: "wolfkphotos" <wolfkutnahorskyphotos@...> Subject: Re: Flattening roll paper curl- a solution Paul Indeed. No more dry mounting, or flattening of fiber prints for this kid either- and I'm glad my judgment to not get rid of the press too hastily bore fruit. I used fresh sheets of blotting paper, and no residue that I could see (and I did examine it under a loupe) stuck to the paper. That's not too surprising because I've never had a problem with this on any of the fiber papers that I've pressed over the years. Clean, dust free paper is the key. Any dirt on the blotter will pockmark the paper. Regards, Wolf Kutnahorsky.>>>>>
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Flattening roll paper curl- a solution
2002-03-25 by Mark MacKinnon
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