Digital BW, The Print

Check Mark Tuckers long thread on the topic on the Epsonwideformat and  
this list.

The waste and mess with a spray gun is much worse than what I'm  
experiencing with a Mayer rod...but that's just my experience.

Robert


On Thursday, August 7, 2003, at 02:39  PM, davajonj wrote:

> I'm curious to know if anyone is using a compressor and paint gun to  
> spray
> their prints.  I'm having such good success with my method that I'm  
> curious to
> know if others are experiencing the same fine results.  I struggled  
> with the
> Mayer Rod for months and never found the method consistently good.  The
> nice thing about spraying, in my opinion, is I can spray any size  
> print and get
> exactly the same results with  no mess unlike clean-up with the Mayer  
> rod.
> Clean-up with the spray gun is just a couple of minutes.  Plus, no  
> glass, or rod
> to clean, and no extra material to try to recapture to save costs.  If  
> anyone is
> interested in my workflow, just reply to me off list and I'll be glad  
> to detail my
> method and equipment.  If the Mayer rod works for you, great!
> Joe D.
>
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