Ken Hart wrote:
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>> I want to get my wife a locket for her birthday. The problem is I
>> know she will forget at least once to take it off before getting in
>> the shower, which will naturally ruin the pix inside. Rather than
>> constantly replace the pix, I wonder if there is a way to create
>> waterproof prints. Anybody know? What do I ask for? Where do I
>> go to get it done? How much will it run me?
>>
>> Thanks,
>> John
>>
>
> Common wet-system or RA4 prints are water resistant. You can run
> water over an RA4 print and it won't be damaged. It will change
> color when wet (a bluish veil), but it will return to it's original
> color when dry. Problem is that it may waterspot, or if it's in
> contact with a glass or plastic cover, it may stick to that cover.
And wetting it may well change the latent chemistry in the emulsion to
the point that it will fade/change color prematurely.
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