the best glue for chine collee

[@suewelfare9154]

this is absolute genius - I've really struggled with glues and ending up with tissue stuck to fingers and tools - this is such a clever solution.

[@TheCuriousPrintmaker]

Thanks Sue - hope it helps avoid sticky fingers!

[@rabbitgregory9289]

I finally understand what chine collee is. Thanks. I want to experiment with the process using a gel plate.

[@TheCuriousPrintmaker]

Thankyou - I am glad it makes sense

[@kriswidmer5981]

This was an amazing video. Simple and clear and short. Thanks.

[@TheCuriousPrintmaker]

Hi Kris, thanks for your comment - I know printmakers want to spend all their time printmaking not watching RUclips, so I try to keep things short!

[@slipton6493]

You are such a good teacher! Thank you!

[@TheMarkEH]

Terrific demo. Thanks for posting.

[@thecuriousprintmaker-emily]

Thanks, I'm glad you found it helpful

[@abs0lutelyn0t]

thank you! now I feel I want to try it. :)

[@thebookreader287]

Is wallpaper glue archival?

[@TheCuriousPrintmaker]

I think if you want to be really sure you could use methyl cellulose powdered glue, this is the type of glue conservators use. It is also the basis of wallpaper glue, which is more easily available but may have extra additives to it eg fungicide.

[@andreaschulewitz7343]

no