Paul, Regarding: >I fully depress the button. I think the stronger the spray, the better >atomized the solution is. I start the spray outside the print area to avoid >any unpleasant initial clumps. > Ok, so you must move the can across the print fairly quickly, right? I think that you're right about the better atomization at a full spray. >Having the print hanging vertically on a line, with a weight at the bottom >to hold it steady, seems to help avoid settling dust. > I'd been spraying the prints on a flat surface. I'll try hanging them vertically. So far I've been spraying the print on my screened-in front porch. (My garage is out, as it's really my woodworking shop.) I've been using my 3m full face respirator with the standard activated charcoal filters. I don't smell a thing when spraying. Thanks for the advice, Peter
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Spraying Prints was: Re: [Digital BW] Surface fragility in inkjet prints - new member
2005-05-18 by Peter De Smidt