Some good BW printers used to intentionally fog a piece of paper when attempting to print an extremely contrasty neg. However, that's with fresh paper. If your old paper is fogged, it's probably not capable of recording a decent image. I would say the best fix for it is the trash barrel. Why waste time and chemicals on junk paper?
> All the old paper I picked up has a gray fog to it. > Is there any chemical to minimize that? > > TIA, > > Collin > "You impress at a distance, but you impact a life up close. The closer the > relationship the greater the impact." > Howard Hendricks >
