Digital BW, The Print

That's exactly what you need.  ~You will also want a 1/2" piece of glass
to use as a flat surface, some means
of tacking down the print, masking tape will work and will also need a
large syringe for applying the
hydrocote in a bead at one edge of the paper in order to draw it down
with the Mayer rod.

Robert

On Thursday, August 7, 2003, at 08:52  AM, jmoore172002 wrote:

> For those who are interested.....
>
> I am about to experiment for the first time coating my PiezoBW
> prints. I just placed an order for a Mayer rod with RD Specialites;
> their website is www.rdspecialties.com.
>
> Here is what I ordered: #30 Mayer Production Rod: This is a 1/2"
> diameter rod, 20" long, with 15" of #30 wire coverage centered on the
> rod; both rod and wire are stainless steel.
>
> The price: $14 + $5 shipping. Seems like a fair price to me.
>
> At the recommendation of others in this group, I am going to first
> experiment with Hydrocote Polyshield, satin finish.
>
> I'll get back to you with the results.
>
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