[pure-silver] Re: Sistan
- From: Jeffrey Thorns <puresilver@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: pure-silver@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Wed, 15 Aug 2007 14:49:57 -0700
Is the solution in the Sistan bottles uniform and without a precipitate?
I observed one bottle that, I believe, sat on a shelf for a very long
time, and ended up with a noticieable sediment at the bottom.
I wouldn't give up on Sistan quite yet. If, however, you end up
wanting to get rid of it, I'd be interested in paying the shipping
for a couple of bottles....
I have sworn off Sistan as of this morning.
I always dry Sistan-ed prints face down on the screens because
otherwise pools form in the lower areas of the paper as it dries and
becomes wavy.
I just did a big batch, and most of them came out w/areas of screen
marks, etc, dried onto the surface. I soaked them while agitating
for a few minutes, thinking that would wash out the Sistan, but it
didn't make any difference.
Maybe someone else has had better experiences, and would like to
have it? I literally have a case or so, about 40+ bottles. Free to
the first taker, Washington, DC area.
Adrienne Moumin
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