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[Digital BW] Re: Yellowing of paper by antioxidants

2004-09-12 by Tyler Boley

Well, clearly there is more to this. I have  been storing my pigment
quad prints in clear bags since there has been pigment quads to make.
Never have they caused yellowing. THough I have seen my maddening
share of coating yellowing from other plastics (actually, like the
Epson roll clip they seem more like a vinyl), and adhesives, these
particular bags haven't been a problem. Nor have print sleeves from
Light Impressions, which seem more like a mylar.
For what it's worth,
Tyler

--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, Hogarth Hughes
<hogarth@s...> wrote:
> Clear plastic sleeves.
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> Hogarth Hughes
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> Clayton Jones wrote:
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> >Hello Paul,
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> >>"Materials of clear files contain plenty of antioxidants to prevent
> >>discoloration and deterioration by oxidization. 
> >>When inkjet papers are kept in a clear file...
> >>    
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> >Do you know what is meant by "clear file" in the article?
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> >Regards,
> >Clayton
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