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<p>[QUOTE="Lithographer, post: 4496150, member: 13308"]Thanks, I think I will shoot for the lighter colored version. It is printed on Rives paper so it should hold pretty well soaking for a few days. I will flip it over and do the front on the next sunny day. Much of the toning was removed today and the second water change was pretty much clear. Now it will be a matter of letting the sun bleach the dark areas. I have used a little 3% hydrogen peroxide in the past too, but if you go to far you will end up with stark white paper.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Lithographer, post: 4496150, member: 13308"]Thanks, I think I will shoot for the lighter colored version. It is printed on Rives paper so it should hold pretty well soaking for a few days. I will flip it over and do the front on the next sunny day. Much of the toning was removed today and the second water change was pretty much clear. Now it will be a matter of letting the sun bleach the dark areas. I have used a little 3% hydrogen peroxide in the past too, but if you go to far you will end up with stark white paper.[/QUOTE]
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