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Copy ink In terms of their composition, they are prepared in the same way as ordinary ink, only they are made more concentrated in the content of the dye. In addition, sugar and glycerin are added - substances that maintain moisture. Because of this, they acquire the property of not being absorbed into the paper and, when touching a not completely dry letter with damp tissue paper, they separate a particle of the dye from themselves.

The amount of both substances is best determined on samples.

To test copy ink, you need to put tissue paper on a sheet of thick wax paper (or oilcloth) and moisten it with water using a wide brush or sponge. Then cover with leak paper and put it all in a thick book and press hard to remove excess dampness. After that, put the written sheet of paper, cover it with tissue paper and put it all back into the book and press firmly.

Author: Korolev V.A.

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