Digital BW, The Print

Use Krylon UV-Resistant Clear (#1305).  About 1/6 the price and much easier
to use in my opinion.  You will have to spray outside...or in a fume hood
though.  I also recommend a respirator if you will be doing a lot of
spraying.  I get a .25 to .5 increase in dmax with luster finish
papers...and complete smear resistance.

Robert

On 5/3/02 2:03 PM, "jt" <julianthomas@...> wrote:

> 
> has anyone used printguard to spray glossy prints? I bought some today and
> just tried to spray a couple of prints before meeting up with Nij and co
> tomorrow and it is horrible stuff. has anyone used it succesfully?
> 
> Julian
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