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zakezuke
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Posted: Tue Nov 08, 2005 8:25 pm    Post subject: Re: Anti-Scuff Protective Coating -- Can it be applied to Fi Reply with quote
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Shellac, if it is real, is actually an organic coating, made from a
resinous deposit (lac) left by a scale insect on trees.

True... I was thinking flexable not archival.
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zakezuke
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Posted: Wed Nov 09, 2005 8:25 am    Post subject: Re: Anti-Scuff Protective Coating -- Can it be applied to Fi Reply with quote
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It actually isn't that flexible either compared to may plastic resins.
It tends to crack from physical stress.

I have to admit, I haven't actually tried tried it on paper... mostly
the traditional style wool and pumice... as well as bulls*eye spray.
I'll see if I have some around and see what happens. But now that I
think about it... was it not also used to stiffen hats?

What also comes to mind is at least automotive applications painting a
flexable adheasive is added which is a bit of a pain.
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Arthur Entlich
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Posted: Wed Nov 09, 2005 8:25 am    Post subject: Re: Anti-Scuff Protective Coating -- Can it be applied to Fi Reply with quote
It actually isn't that flexible either compared to may plastic resins.
It tends to crack from physical stress.

Art

zakezuke wrote:

Quote:
Shellac, if it is real, is actually an organic coating, made from a
resinous deposit (lac) left by a scale insect on trees.


True... I was thinking flexable not archival.
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measekite
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Posted: Wed Nov 09, 2005 8:26 am    Post subject: Re: Anti-Scuff Protective Coating -- Can it be applied to Fi Reply with quote
zakezuke wrote:

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It actually isn't that flexible either compared to may plastic resins.
It tends to crack from physical stress.



I have to admit, I haven't actually tried tried it on paper...

I HAVE


Quote:
mostly
the traditional style wool and pumice... as well as bulls*eye spray.
I'll see if I have some around and see what happens. But now that I
think about it... was it not also used to stiffen hats?

What also comes to mind is at least automotive applications painting a
flexable adheasive is added which is a bit of a pain.


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