flame retardants added to the paper will be between about 5 1 to 8 5 g m 2 0 05 to 0 25 oz yd 2 this amounts to about 15 to 25 flame retardant solids on finished paper 12 the remaining solids of between about 1 7 and 8 5 g m 2 0 15 and 0 25 oz yd 2 are the polymer adhesives dots on the surface as noted above the amount of paste coating applied to tissue paper 11 is controlled by the speed of the pump that pumps the paste dispersion to the screen printing head the speed of the pump is subjectively controlled by measuring the total weight of the coated paper level which allows adjustment of the level paste to the screen printing head when a paste dispersion is applied to the surface of tissue paper 11 flame retardant solids 16 in the paste dispersion wet out the paper leaving adhesive dots 14 on the surface of tissue paper 11 because flame retardant solids 16 are soaked into tissue paper 11 between cellulose fibers 14 flame retardant solids 16 impart flame retardant properties to finished adhesive coated paper 11 after application of the paste dispersion tissue paper 12 passes through ovens at a controlled rate of speed the speed of tissue paper 12 is controlled to be between about 16 to 42 m min 18 to 45 yds min here water in the paste dispersion is driven off by blowing forced hot air through the oven flame retardant solids 16 and adhesive.