FW: RE: Lith printing on textured papers

["Jason Revell (in5)" <jason.revell@xxxxxxxxx>]

Since the book there has been such a run on the paper that they have turned
over 3/4 (so I am told) of the production line to build as big a stock of
Kentona/Art Classic as poss for cold storage so you should be OK for a
while. If you have a spare deep freeze though I would stock up.
They are working against a deadline from the water board to remove the
cadmium from their effluent. They tell me they have an extension - but ? for
how long - to test new prototypes. So far without success

Sterling/Fotospeed Tapestry is Art Classic coated on the reverse side of the
paper which is more heavily textured.
OK
Tim

> I am wanting to do a series of lith prints on a textured Art paper (the
> heavier the texture the better).   My choice was going to be Kentmere's
Art
> Classic but as it say's in Tim's book with them having to remove the
Cadmium
> from the manufacturing process things could change and might/would effect
> the prints.  Has anyone found this out yet?  How does the Sterling
Tapestry
> compare?  or is their another one you might suggest I try?
>
> Any help would be most welcome.
>
> Jason Revell
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