Digital BW, The Print

I frequently find that a drafting brush isn't abrasive enough to do the
job...but the touch is the key regardless of the tool.  I think the surface
on the heavy weight william turner is less of a problem than the lightweight
version...wich is the most finicky paper I've ever printed on.

Robert



On 12/13/02 11:56 AM, "Carolyn Frayn" <carolynfrayn@...> wrote:

> 
>> What are some of the things you can do to avoid the flaking problems?
> 
> I use a good drafting brush and brush it before printing. I find using cloth
> can burnish the paper.  Not to mention what might be on the cotton itself
> that may effect it.
> 
> Carolyn
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