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Can someone help me out on the glass phototool process?
Is the glass purchased with an emulsion layer that is subsequently
imaged or does the manufacturer coat the glass his/herself? Or is the
image actually "etched" into the glass?
Is the glass thrown away afterwards or can it somehow be cleaned and
coated again?
Is it submerged in a tank to develop or is it some sort of spray
development process?
Please add anything else interesting about using glass phototools that I
haven't asked.
Thanks,
--Matt
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