Digital BW, The Print

Yeah Chris,
I did the same thing when first using Print shield.
Try this spray very lightly, that is about 6" away from the print, no 
closer and NO farther. (Too close makes rows and too far away and 
some of the spray actually semi-dries before it hits the print.

WAIT till that is fairly dry 10 to 15 minutes, then turn the print 90 
degrees and repeat.

I find that makes a "flat" non-mottled surface.(I just sprayed 36 
prints last night using that method with no mottling.)

Jules

--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "Chris Hargens" 
<chargens@s...> wrote:
> 
> I just applied some Print Shield to a glossy print (Inkjetart's 
Micro 
> Ceramic Glossy Plus -- btw, they have very good profile for color 
> work for this paper), and I noticed that paper surface, after the 
> second coat, has a somewhat mottled look, even in areas of blank 
> paper. It looks almost like a window that has ice on it. Anyway, I 
> figure I must be doing something wrong because the print looks 
worse 
> than with no spray at all. Does this happen when you apply to much 
> spray? I ask this because the print looked like it was completely 
> covered with spray/liquid after the first application -- perhaps 
the 
> second coat was spread unevenly. Any advice would be appreciated.
> 
> Chris Hargens