Hi Everyone! I have been thinking about what happened to the process of ferrotyping... I ferrotyped a few Glossy "F" Kodak papers myself, but usually I preferred a matt surface so I did not continue the practice very long. What about those who you preferred that glossy look? What happened to Ferrotyping? Did FB papers eventually come with enough gloss 'built-in', that the ferrotype dryer died out? Some Seven Specfic questions: 1. What were your favorite papers to Ferrotype and Why? 2. I think Kokak instructions usually stated that Glossy papers could be ferrotyped. Did anyone ferrotype other non- "F Glossy" surface papers such as Matt, or High-Lustre? What were the results like? 3. Does anyone still practice this? Why? 4. What paper gave you the best, highest gloss imaginable? 5. Did anyone notice any differences between manufacturers in the gloss of their papers? 6. Does anyone know of any glossy FIBER BASED papers that were NOT for ferrotyping? 7. Does anyone know of any glossy FIBER BASED papers that were VERY GLOSSY without ferrotyping? (that is, that really did not require ferrotyping). Thanks! Glossy-Eyed Ray ============================================================================================================= To unsubscribe from this list, go to www.freelists.org and logon to your account (the same e-mail address and password you set-up when you subscribed,) and unsubscribe from there.