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 Originally Posted by Shinnya
p.s. Michael, what is PVA?
There are two PVA's out there... polyvinyl alcohol and polyvinyl acetate. In this case, I was referring to the alcohol. It's available from B&S an other sources.
Polyvinyl acetate is the primary chemical in white glue and other similar glues. It has uses as well in alt processes, but I don't know anyone using it for traditional pt/pd printing.
---Michael
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Clay, They have cold pressed, hot pressed and both. Do you know if all will work for pt/pd? Thanks!
Originally Posted by clay
For a really beautiful look with cards, check out Twinrocker Deckled edge paper in 6x8 size. Four beautiful deckled edges and nice tones and Dmax when double coated and forced-air dried between coats:
http://www.twinrockerhandmadepaper.com/pa_main.php
Be sure and specify that the paper be hot pressed.
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I've only used the hot-press. I know it works fine. Even hot pressed, it has a lot of texture. I wouldn't want to use the cold pressed version.
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