Hi, Recently I visited a photographer who is quite successful selling very large LightJet prints of his work. He frames them without glass and protects their surfaces by rubbing on a layer of Renaissance Wax with a cloth. The wax appeared to me to be invisible once rubbed on. I am exploring options for glassless framing and find this one potentially very interesting. Has anyone else used this product, especially with other papers such as Epson Premium Luster? I would guess that this wax wouldn't work with cotton fine art papers, but how about canvas? Renaissance Wax is available from Light Impressions. They say the following about it: "... it also works great for black and white photo prints on fiber-based photographic paper. It's acid-free, does not discolor material, and leaves a lustrous, moisture-proof finish..." Tom Andrews http://www.wildlandart.com
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Renaissance Wax for coating prints - crosspost
2003-12-31 by Tom Andrews
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