Digital BW, The Print

Paul:
There was no change in the color of the print, only made them slightly richer looking. If you send me a print, I would be happy to apply the spray for you to judge for yourself. Just drop me an e-mail and I will send you my snail mail address. I'll even mix up a 50-50 mixture of matte/gloss to see how it looks.

What I really thought was interesting, was the "roll set" of the paper was totally eliminated after spraying. Maybe we don't need to use "d-rollers" to take the curl out! ;-) 

John Nollendorfs

--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "Paul" <roark.paul@...> wrote:
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> "John" <jrnolly@> wrote:
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> > Just sprayed a print on Hawk Mountain Condor with the vinyl acrylic Rosco product, ... wagner HVLP gun. ...
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> What has stopped my experiments with the water-based sprays in the past include the need for a HVLP sprayer.  A quick search seems to indicate the Wagner HVLP units are much cheaper and maybe more practical than they used to be.  
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> I'd be real curious if this technology would allow an Eboni-6 print on Epson Hot Press paper (or Condor for that matter) to be coated in a manner that would protect it without glazing and also not cause the warmth to increase significantly.  That could be a significant step forward.
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> John, thanks for your posting on this matter.
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> Paul
> www.PaulRoark.com
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