Re: Peelable Varnish for toning prints

[hellhexx <hellhexx@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Gary Hall wrote:

> Has anyone ever used a peelable varnish for toning effects?
>
> I'm trying to find one to use and not having much luck. I've tried rubber
> cement but it didn't hold up to the emulsion swelling and I'm not sure how
> safe it would be to the longevity of the print.

Hi..Calumet makes an excellent peelable varnish for achieving toning effects.
It is red in color so you don't miss a spot.  The only drawback to this is that
if you use a brush to apply it....you need the remover they sell to clean the
brush.  I can't think of the name....but I bought it from Calumet.  I used if
for selective toning and worked wonderfully.  The bottle cost me about twenty
dollars as well.
Hope this helps.
A

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