PEERLESS-COLOR Dry Spot Retouching Dye Sheet Set for Black & White Prints - 5 Color

Name: PEERLESS-COLOR Dry Spot Retouching Dye Sheet Set for Black & White Prints - 5 Color
Brand: PEERLESS-COLOR
SKU: PEDSS
Price: 12.95 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 5 (6 reviews)

BH #PEDSS • MFR #GPC300

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PEERLESS-COLOR GPC300 Overview

Peerless Dry Spot Black & White Spotting Colors are for retouching black & white and sepia prints.

Each sheet is made of a special paper fabric coated with a heavy layer of highly concentrated pure color. By touching the sheet with a damp brush or cotton swap, the color becomes liquefied and is immediately usable. This is a set of five (5) sheets that include Pearl Gray, Warm Sepia, Lamp Black, Ivory Black, and Spotting Black Opaque.

UPC: 049822483004

PEERLESS-COLOR GPC300 Reviews

Makes spotting easy

By Mark

Rated 5 out of 5

Date: 2024-10-22

These are much easier to use IMHO than the liquid spot-tone. The range of color is ideal for fiber based prints. Very happy with these!

Nice

By Denny

Rated 5 out of 5

Date: 2022-11-04

Works fantastic.

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How these work?. At the accessories it says I ...

How these work?. At the accessories it says I need brushes. Are those this dry ink sheets?

Asked by: Jorge

It is recommended to use a damp spotting brush to apply the color onto the black & white and sepia prints. There is this option: General Brand Retouching Brush Set "0", "00", "000" (B&H # GBRBS) https://bhpho.to/45NpXsr

Answered by: Marvin C

Date published: 2023-09-12

Do these work on inkjet papers?

Asked by: Thomas

These are for use with darkroom paper, i don't think it will work too well with inkjet paper. Any bit of liquid or water would cause the inks to smear or bleed.

Answered by: Rob

Date published: 2020-03-20