Digital BW, The Print

You have to spray it...just like any other e-surface paper to get rid of the
bronzing.

I have prints that are about 6 months old...and I don't see any other these
problems.  Perhaps your spray coat wasn't thick enough.

Robert

On 9/24/02 9:00 AM, "Vincent Orlando" <orlandovl@...> wrote:

> 
> Andre, I had that problem with BC seni mat right off the bat. Not
> after 45 days. No matter which curve I used I got the same, bronzing
> and posterizing, no yellow cast. I have a whole box here that I can't
> use
> 
> Vinny
> http://www.wulfsden.com
> 
> --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@y..., André Vallejo <avs@p...>
> wrote:
>> I enlarged a whole portfolio in Brightcube semi-matte paper ,VM
> Inks,sprayed
>> with Krylon 1305. It gave beautiful results. Then,after presenting
> it,the
>> albm stayed closed for about 45 days. Today I opened it,and to my
>> surprise,the following happened:
>> 1.Prints got posterized in the shadows,which they were NOT before.
>> 2.Some of the bronzing came back,now with a yellowish cast...
>> 
>> 
>> Any ideas why that can be???
>> 
>> André
> 
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