Digital BW, The Print

I've been dry mounting ink prints for over a year and it works very 
well indeed. I prefer the look and stability of dry mounted 
photographic prints, and I have seen instances where hinged prints 
have become detached over time and droop in the mat. (I live in a 
very dry climate.) If the prints are framed and hanging, this is a 
real pain. 

My current concern is whether or not I will be able to continue dry 
mounting when I start coating prints with PolyShield. Does anyone 
have experience in this area? My coating rods and "goop" have just 
arrived and I plan to give coating a try over the upcoming holidays. 
Any feedback on mounting coated prints would be much appreciated.
BJ

-- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "frankg_photo 
<fh.gross@s...>" <fh.gross@s...> wrote:
> A potential customer has asked me "does the carbon ink you use 
> tolerate hot dry mounting"? Can anyone answer this for me ? 
> 
> I dont know - never tried it. I think not, since the inks are 
water 
> soluble, but maybe I'm wrong?
> I use MIS sepia>neutral on EAM or Photo Rag
> thanks
> Frank