Digital BW, The Print

I've always used my drafting brush, as I said, tried the cotton, but 
didn't like it.  For Well's River and German Etching the brush works 
fine for me.

Maybe I've just been lucky, but in all the epsons and with all the inks 
I've used I've never seen epson papers flake until now, with the 2200.

I've just started with Photorag myself.
Carolyn

On Monday, January 27, 2003, at 04:53  PM, rrmenter <rrmenter@...> 
wrote:

> I use a drafting brush tilted to the side to briskly wipe the surface
> of Photorag 188 to remove dust particles and any potential flaking.
> As per Robert Morrison use of t shirt to rub the paper, I guess I'm
> not using enough force. Is flaking as big an issue with photorag as
> with sommerset enhanced or other epson paper? I am a beginner and
> started with photorag for B&W landscapes on my 1280 with piezo. Now
> that I have a 2200 and doing color other than landscapes are there
> other papers I should consider?
> Bob Menter