Matt Black Paint

[P3D Bob Aldridge <bob.aldridge@xxxxxx>]

->Date: Thu, 21 Aug 1997 15:31:28 +0200
->From: P3D Patrick Boeckstijns <pboeckst@xxxxxxxxx>
->To: photo-3d@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
->Subject: Re:  3M flocking paint (again)
->Message-ID: <199708211453.QAA29554@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
-> 
->>Did you mention what you want to use it for?
->>
->>John R
-> 
->The classical problem John ! To "cure" a VERASCOPE that I found a
->while ago. Several people (a.o. David Burder)on the list tried
->everything from lenshoods to wrecking the film chamber without
->satisfying results. Sometime in 95 two members mentionned that they
->managed to solve the problem completely without any drastic
->modifications, just by painting the VERASCOPE's inside with the
->famous "3M flocking paint". What do you think I should do ?
-> 
->Patrick.
-> 
->Patrick BOECKSTIJNS

I've always used "KAMERALACK Schwartz matt" from Tetenal, the
photographic chemicals people. 

I bought my flask (it's made of aluminium and holds 0.1 litre) years
ago, but I have seen it for sale at infrequent intervals in camera shops
that supply darkroom supplies.

I suspect it's not _quite_ as good as the flocking paint, but it's
pretty good.

You might like to contact Colin Clay by snail mail (he's
internet-challenged). He's made vast improvements to a number of F40s.

Best Wishes

Bob Aldridge
Stereoscopic Society Projectionist
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