I, like many others, have had all sorts of difficulties spraying RC paper prints. (I have tried Lyson Print Guard which people tend to believe is the same thing as Print Shield.) I really don't think it works very well and is horrible on images with great expanses of deep black - read mottled blacks and trapped dust. But the recent glop dicussion begs the following: Could someone like MIS develop a Print Shield like coating and instead of putting it in an aerosol can put it in a refillable ink cartridge? Our printers are already capable of precise spraying of ink, how about a protective coating? Any RIP/driver could be used to "spray" an already printed image. Thoughts?
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Coating prints
2004-12-17 by Steve Kale
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