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Gregory Stallings
 Post subject: Pink Kraft butcher paper
PostPosted: Sun May 24, 2020 10:22 pm 
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Hey guys, I'm getting ready to bend some sides but the paper I bought to wrap them in is pink. Does anyone know if the dye in the paper will leach into the wood? Thanks, Greg.
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It might be hard to know for sure, I would test it on a piece of scrap maple or something. What are the sides?

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Just get the brown wrapping paper in a roll from an office supply. It hasn't stained any of my bends and soaks up H2O or windex great.


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The sides are black walnut and a set of maple. I hate to waste a whole roll of paper but the sides are way more expensive. I think I'll try some maple binding strips and if I can detect the slightest leaching I'll get the brown paper. Thanks for the feedback guys. Greg.


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I use what I think is drywall tape/paper. Conveniently cut to a 6” width to match the slats.


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I would just take a piece of the paper you have and boil it in a pot and see if the water colors...


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I use parchment paper from the baking section of the grocery store.
Takes heat well, no staining and cheap


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Be careful of baking parchment paper. Some of that stuff is loaded with silicone.


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Barry Daniels wrote:
Be careful of baking parchment paper. Some of that stuff is loaded with silicone.


Thanks for the heads up, just checked the 2 different brands I have, and both say no additives.
Looks like the silicon types are for multiple use.

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I've even cut brown paper bags apart, they work too.

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I stopped using kraft paper as the acid can do strange things. Un treated butchers paper or sketch paper from Michael's is better

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