Digital BW, The Print

Bob,

Thanks for your helpful input.  I have seen the "Premier Art" at the Imaging Products website...I think I will order a case.

Jeff

Robert Rock <bobrock@...> wrote:                                  Jeff,
 I've used "Print Guard" from Lyson, Inc.
 (http://www.lyson.com/printguard.html)  and also "PremierArt" from Premier
 Imaging Products (http://www.premierimagingproducts.com/) . I've gone
 through a case of each, and must say I prefer the PremierArt Print Shield
 better. I like the final looks of the coating. Very smooth and flat (no
 offensive glare). I've used it on a variety of papers too, with no negative
 effects.
  
 Both are good products, but I prefer the later.
  
 Bob
  
 From: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com
 [mailto:DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of
 trrekrider
 Sent: Thursday, December 21, 2006 10:50 PM
 To: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com
 Subject: Spam:********, [Digital BW] u/v protection
  
 I have recently begun to research the various u/v protection sprays
 that are available. There seems to be a few on the
 market...PrintShield, Glamour 2, Premier ECO and Clearstar Clearshield
 that I have seen. It seems that there are considerations such as the
 type of paper used (gloss vs matt or semi-matt), the final appearance
 of the print you are striving to achieve and maybe others I have not
 thought of. I print on an R2400 using a combination of Epson K3 and
 MIS K4 carbon based LK, LLK and EZ-W inks on matt and semi-matt
 papers. Any comments would be appreciated. I seems that the
 water-based products are the best way to go? 
 
 Jeff Burger 
  
 
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