Charbonnel Noir A Monter Lithography Ink

Lithographic ink, not used for printing, but during the preparation of the stone. After drawing and processing the image, the ink is used to protect the image in stone, the application of paint after washing is one of the critical stages of stone processing. You should deposit a layer of paint on the image, exactly doubling the visual characteristics of the original drawing. The ink placement procedure should be performed with care and deliberation, as the stone is only partially desensitized in the first stage. In case the first process is performed satisfactorily, success is continued by the type of paint employed, the roller handling technique and the moisture control in the stone. Only the most rigid lithographic ink (Roll-up Black) is used for the roll-up process. In addition, the ingredients of the best paints are specially selected for their resistance to the corrosive action of the second stage of preparation. After these various operations, the stone can be inserted into the ink print and can be printed on paper.