Digital BW, The Print

Hello Francis,

Yes, but you need to use the sort of coating that is sort of liquid
lamination to substantially reduce fading. I have Aqua Jetcoat II,
Liquitex, and several Golden polymer coating in my repertoire. They
all protect the prints very well giving varying surface
characteristic. You can use a Premierart printshield as a final coating.

I have stopped using swellable polymer due to its very long curing
time. Now I print HP Vivera ink on matte then coat.

--nick

--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "tim4peace2001"
<images4peace@...> wrote:
>
> Hello. I know that for the best print longevity when using a dye based 
> ink printer (in my case an HP 9800) ... if I print on EEM or any 
> non-swellable paper and use a protective spray on the prints, such as 
> Preserve It, will this substantially increase the life of the print? 
> Thank you for any responses.
> 
> Francis
>