[pure-silver] Re: RC to FB

It sound good, but I'm worried about trapped humidity.





Regards



Ralph W. Lambrecht




On 12/31/04 10:43 PM, "Peter De Smidt" <pdesmidt@xxxxxxx> wrote:

> 
> Ryuji Suzuki wrote: For those who give proper (which I mean very close to
> thepossible best) processing to prints, the expected action of archival
> toning is to protect image forming grains from deterioration due to
> environmental pollutants.
> Would encapsulating the mat board and print be a good way to protect from
> environmental pollutants? I once read that if you want to put a print in a
> bathroom or kitchen, that you should frame the dry-mounted print with glass
> as the backing board, instead of using archival corrugated board. You then
> band the edge of the glass, mat board, print, mat board, glass sandwich with
> aluminum foil, which is then taped (with Mylar tape) to form a vapor
> barrier.The extra glass would add weight and cost, and one would have to be
> careful that the tape doesn't peek out from under the frame.  Does this
> soundlike a viable way to minimize print deterioration due to environmental
> factors?
> 
> -Peter De Smidt
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