[pure-silver] Re: bleaching pinholes
- From: anclancy@xxxxxxxxxxx
- To: pure-silver@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Wed, 08 Dec 2004 17:49:30 +0000
thanks, i remembered the process with the toothpick. But you are using straight
iodine?
I tried spotting the negative with Kodak's red scarlett spotting dyes, but it
is leaving much too large of a spot (well, rather , I am leaving to much area)
that i really want to go back and spot. Am hoping that this method will leave a
much smaller area to go back and spot.
Practice is surely in order for this!!
-------------- Original message --------------
> I posted the use of a toothpick to apply the iodine. The size of the point of
> the toothpick can be reduced with a razor blade or with a piece of sandpaper.
> You want to completely reduce the pin hole and then use spotting color on the
> resulting white spot.
>
> Jerry
>
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>
>
> Some where in my messed up filing system i thought i had a message from the
> old
> pure-silver group regarding using tinure(sp?) of Iodine for spot bleaching
> small
> pin holes. Does this ring a bell with the "old timers"? Something about using
> a
> toothpick with the Iodine, but i don't remember if the Iodine was "cut" to
> reduce strength, and then of course i am assuming one would re-fix after the
> process.
>
> Does this spark a memory chip for anyone?
>
> regards,
> ann clancy
>
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