Read somewhere that the formula for colored print was changed, does that mean all the warnings about not using newspaper with colored printing/pictures is 'old hat'???? Wondering because the local paper seems to have few pages without it. --shu
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Read somewhere that the formula for colored print was changed, does that mean all the warnings about not using newspaper with colored printing/pictures is 'old hat'???? Wondering because the local paper seems to have few pages without it. --shu
My worms prefer the Wall Street Journal.
smart worms :Rofl
So do the worms dump crud all over themselves on days when the stockmarket loses money?Quote:
Originally Posted by Badgerloader
If anything the ink is safer. Back in the day ink was alcohol based, when I was in the industry it was soy based, and it may be water based today. I remember my dad and grandpa using newspaper back in the 70's. The problem with color is the color is made up from a variety of elements from the periodic table. Not all of them are worm friendly. Stick to the black and white pages and you'll be fine.
There is a whole world around color. CMYK color model - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
That will get you started in the printing inks used in newspaper.