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Re: Does this mean that cels should be ventilated? (Thu Dec 30 21:56:43 1999
) Drac of the Sharp Smiles drac@tp.net |
I've heard horror stories. . . I don't know if they're true or not but I suspect they are and I don't take chances. I put all my cels (unframed ones) into resealable bags and make sure I open them at least once a year to exchange the air. Not a problem, because I don't like looking at my cels with all that plastic in the way, so they get taken out once in a while anyway. ^_^ Sorry if that makes anyone cringe. ^_^ Even if the stories are true, nothing would build up *that* quickly in a space as large as a whole cel bag and most people who air their framed cels do so only once every couple years. Don't jump off any nearby bridges thinking you've done something hideous. ^_^ What I was saying in my first post is that it would take much less time for something to build up to a high concentration in a tiny pocket no bigger than a pinhead. (Which would be the sort of pocket possibly left behind after two cels became stuck together.) Hence, small amounts of damage could be caused sooner than you would expect with stuck cels - thus producing this "white stuff" I have yet to see. (And hope I don't!) Many Sharp Smiles, --Drac |
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